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Jeffery H. Marshall Ung Chinna Ung Ngo Hok Souer Tinon Meung Veasna Put Nissay 《Educational Assessment, Evaluation and Accountability》2012,24(2):113-134
The global spread of national assessment testing activities, and the growing pressure to move beyond basic measures of participation
in educational monitoring, means that student achievement measures are likely to become increasingly relevant indicators of
systemic progress in the developing world. Using data from the CESSP project in Cambodia, this paper incorporates a standard
decomposition framework to go beyond simple comparisons of average achievement levels over time in order to better understand
the underlying dynamics of change. The results show that recent improvements in student achievement in Cambodia are attributable
in part to changes in the composition of student cohorts, although there is some evidence of a tradeoff between increasing
participation rates and average achievement. There is also some encouraging evidence that school quality is improving, especially
in lower grades where the leveling off of participation is creating a policy window of opportunity. The framework can be easily
applied to a growing body of assessment data in the developing world to aid both inter- and intra-national monitoring of education
system progress. 相似文献
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Student Achievement and Education Policy in a Period of Rapid Expansion: Assessment Data Evidence From Cambodia 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
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