Details

Subject(s)

• National Assessment of Educational Progress (Project)—Interactive multimedia [Browse]
• Arts—Study and teaching (Elementary)—United States—Evaluation—Interactive multimedia [Browse]
• Arts—Study and teaching (Secondary)—United States—Evaluation—Interactive multimedia [Browse]
• Arts—Ability testing—United States—Interactive multimedia [Browse]

Related name

• Educational Testing Service [Browse]
• National Center for Education Statistics [Browse]
• Institute of Education Sciences (U.S.) [Browse]

Series

The nation's report card

Summary note

• Provides sample assessment materials, such as written questions and creating and performing exercises and tasks, that were administered in NAEP Arts Field Tests in 1995 (grade 4) and in 1997 (grade 12). Offers arts educators, curriculum planners, and policymakers information on how NAEP developed, administered, and scored the performing, creating, and responding exercises and tasks that allowed an objective, large-scale assessment of student performance in the arts.
• Content formerly available on CD-ROM from GPO; now accessible online as part of the Indiana Digital Library Program in partnership with the GPO.

Notes

• "Prepared by Educational Testing Service under a cooperative agreement with the National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Department of Education, Institute of Education Sciences"--P. [4] of insert.
• "Dance, music, theatre, visual arts."
• "June 2003; Reprinted May 2004."
• Shipping list no.: 2006-0006-E.
• "NCES 2003-452R."

Source of description

Description based on online resource; title from IU Digital Library Program website (viewed on August 15, 2014).

Other title(s)

• Assessing the arts : selected National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) tasks and scoring guides for grades four and twelve : 1997 field test
• Selected NAEP tasks and scoring guides for grades 4 and 12 : 1997 field test

SuDoc no.

ED 1.334/2:AR 7/2/CD

Tech. report no.

NCES 2003-452 R

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