October 6, 2009

Educational Measurement (4th ed.)

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R. L. Brennan (Ed. ). Westport, CT: Praeger, 2006, 779 pages, 125. 00. Not counting its editor, R. L. Brennan, who has earned my eternal admiration for successfully managing what must have been a mo. . .

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