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\nABSTRACT  \nDOCUMENT RESUME  \nRomberg,Thomas A.;And Others  \n# Mandated School Mathematics Testing in the UnitedStates:A Survey of State Mathematics Supervisors.Office of Educational Research asd Improvement(ED),Washington,DC.;Wisconsin Center for EducationResearch,Madison.\n\nSep 8976p.Reports -Research/Technical(143)  \nMF01/PC04 Plus Postage.  \n*Educational Testing;Elementary Secondary Education;Mathematics Education;*Mathematics Tests;*Measurement Objectives;*State Norms;StudentEvaluation;Test Selection;*Test Use*State Competency Tests;*State MathematicsAssessments  \nThis report contains information gathered in thesecond of a series from the National Center for Research inMathematical Sciences Education regarding effects of mandatedtesting.The purpose of the study was to determine for each state:  \n(1)whether mathematics testing was mandated at the state leve1;(2)the processes of test selection or development,administration,andreporting of resuits;(3)the role of teachers,state mathematicsconsultants,and state mathematics teacher organizations in the aboveprocesses;(4)names and characteristics of the tests used;(5)howtest resuits are used by the states;and(6)how test results arereported to teachers.The main body of the document comprisespage-1ong summaries of questionnaire responses for each state,including a table of test name by grade level.The prototypicaltesting mode1:(1)employed one test for all students at each ofthree or four grade levels;(2)used a mu1tiple-choice format;(3)was developed by or in conjunction with a commercial pu:blisher;(4)was a test of basic skills;(5)was used to inform the public and thelegislature and compare students with national norms;and(6)provided teachers with information on individual students and on theschool,district,or state on the objectives tested:There has been ageneral increase in state mandated testing(from 1984 to 1989)andstate-mandated(versus district-mandated)testing has an influence onteachers.(RC)  \n.  \n**************************☆**☆*************☆*******☆***********☆******Reproductions supplied by FDRS are the best that can be made六  \n☆from the original document.*  \n***☆*****  ***☆******************e*********☆***☆☆*☆***********  \nED382458  \nU.8.DEPATUENr OF EPYICATIOuOHca ol Educabional Research and ImprovemenlEDUCATIONAL RESOURCESINFORMATIONCENTER(ERIC)  \n中h docymant has been roproducedfcoived from tho p2rto0 or oYoenutetororiginating it  \nC Mnorchange heyn boan made to imProw /eproduclron oualt             \n·Points of vtaw or opnIonsstetaont成document do nof neC费5sary reDresant offnCuOERI poaton or pohcy  \n# Mandated School Mathematics Testing in the United States:A Survey of State Mathematics Supervisors\n\nby  \nThomas A.Romberg,E.Anne Zarinnia,and Steven R.WilliamsUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison  \nSEPTEMBER 1989  \nThe rssearch reported in this paper was supported by the Office of Educational Research andImprovement of the US Department of Education and by the Wisconsin Center for EducationResearch,School of Education,University of Wisconsin-Madison.The opinions expressed in thispublication are those of the author(s)and do aot necessarily reflect the view of the OERIor theWisconsin Center for Education Research  \nBEST COPY AVAILABLE  \n,  \nTABLE(F CONTENTS  \nIntroduction …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………1  \nConduct of the Study ………………………………………………………………………………………2  \nState Responses to Questionnaire …………………………………………………………5  \nDiscussion and Summary………………………………………………………………………………67  \nBibliography…………………………………………………………………………………………………75  \n·.、.、;…  \n...-  \n## INTRODUCTION\n\nTnis report contains information gathered in the second of a series of studies beingcarried out by the staff of the National Center for Research in Mathematical Sciences Education¹.The series of studies,which seeks information about the effects of mandated testing,was initiallyproposed as a 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