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Assessment & Development Matters Vol 1 No 4 Winter 2009
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Summary
Assessment & Development Matters (ADM) is published by the Psychological Testing Centre. Its readership is entrants on the Register of Competence in Psychological Testing, holding Statements or Certificates of Competence in Educational or Occupational Testing, as well as test administrators. It focuses on assessment and development in the educational and occupational fields, and aims to deliver the latest information on testing matters.
Description
Contents
Editorial
Jan Bogg
Revision of the UK Test User standards and alignment with changes in Europe: Part 2 Structure of the new qualifications
Dave Bartram
Avoiding career wrecking behaviour
Michael Walton
Wondering where the time has gone
Andy Clare
From the Journals to Your Practice
Research resources
Jan Bogg
Leadership derailment and emotional intelligence: Relationships between two measures
Sarah Mills
Age discrimination: Don't believe everything you read
Rob Barkworth
Managing the complexities of internal coaching
Sara Hope
Smarter than SMART
Peter Goodge & Jane Coomber
Book Review
Angus S. McDonald
Frequently Asked Questions
Dyslexia: Assessment for the workplace
David McLoughlin
A comparison of the WRIT Verbal Analogies test and the WAIS-III (UK edition) Similarities subtest: Implications for diagnostic assessment
David Grant
The introduction of the 14-19 diplomas
Gill Haynes
Assessment, statements and parental confidence in the SEN framework
Brian Lamb
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