MSPAP

Acronym	Definition
MSPAP	Maryland School Performance Assessment Program
MSPAP	Minister of State Responsible for Poverty Alleviation Programmes

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In providing validity evidence to support the interpretative argument and the intended outcomes of MSPAP, my colleagues and I demonstrated that there was a positive impact of the assessment and accountability system on both student learning and classroom instruction (Lane, Parke, & Stone, 2002; Parke & Lane, 2008; Parke, Lane, & Stone, 2006; Stone & Lane, 2003), which were the intended outcomes of MSPAP.

In the MSPAP studies, a school contextual variable, SES measured by percent of students receiving free or reduced lunch, was significantly related to school level performance on MSPAP in math, reading, writing, science, and social studies (Lane, Parke, & Stone, 2002; Stone & Lane, 2003).

Evidencia de validez basada en las consecuencias del uso del test

Aizenman, "Once-Lauded MSPAP Undermined by Format," Washington Post, 11 March 2002, p.

It's Time to Start the Slow School Movement

On the Maryland School Performance Assessment Program (MSPAP), a state-of-the-art performance measure that would seem on its face to be more appropriate for Core Knowledge students, differences were equally inconclusive.

Schoolwide reform models: what works?

Maryland School Performance Assessment Program (MSPAP) assessments are criterion-referenced performance tests designed, developed, and implemented by the Maryland State Department of Education in collaboration with classroom teachers and other Maryland educators.

Maryland School Performance Assessment Program (MSPAP), 1999. Technical Report

This study examined the effect of integrated science and reading items on the reliability and construct validity of reading assessment for the Maryland School Performance Assessment Program (MSPAP).

The Effect of Content Integration on the Construct Validity of Reading Performance Assessment