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CBSE 7010X The Use and Interpretation of Intelligence, Diagnostic, and Aptitude Tests
30 hours lecture plus independent projects and conferences; 3 credits
Evaluation of tests commonly used for measurement of intelligence, personality, achievement, individual interests, and special aptitudes. Study of procedures for construction, selection, and interpretation of standardized testing materials and of computer-referenced testing are considered in relation to needs of members of the class. Class and individual student projects appropriate to subject specialization of students.
Prerequisite or corequisite: a course in student teaching.
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