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... Bond, Linda, Edward Roeber, and David Braskamp 1997 Trends ire State Student Assessment Programs: Fall 1996. Washington, DC: Council of Chief State School Officers.
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... University of North Carolina, Greensboro. Johnson, Eugene 1998 Lir~kir~g the National Assessment of Educational Progress arid the Third Ir~terrratiorral Mathematics and Science Study for Eighth Grade: A Research Report.
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... Los Angeles, CA: National Center for Research on Evaluation, Standards, and Student Testing. McLaughlin, Don 1998 Study of the Linkages of 1996 NAEP and State Mathematics Assessments in Four States.
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... Los Angeles, CA: County Office of Education. Wu, Grace, Mark Royal, and Don McLaughlin 1997 Development of a SASS 1993-94 School-Level Student Achievement Subfile: Using State Assessments and State NAEP.
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