Fairness in Testing Webinar Series

Fairness issues in testing: Application and practice informed by theory and research
 

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The 2014 Standards for Educational and Psychological Testing increased the emphasis on fairness in testing discussing various issues related to test development/evaluation, administration, scoring, interpretation, and use. The presenters in this webinar series include influential researchers/practitioners in the fields of educational assessment, school psychology, and counseling/clinical psychology. These speakers discuss some of the challenges in the educational and psychological assessment of individuals of varying cultural backgrounds, those with disabilities, and English language learners (ELLs). They also discuss how to select appropriate accommodations for educational tests, and what test users should expect from test developers when selecting assessments for potentially impacted individuals.

Audience

  • Professionals, Academics, and Graduate Students
  • Test Developers: those who create, sponsor, publish, or market tests and assessments
  • Test Users: those who review, select, administer, score, interpret, and use tests and assessments for decision-making

Presenters & Topics

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Archived recordings of webinar presentations will be available for purchase on Buros video library.

PresenterAffiliation, TitleTopicWebinar DateWebinar Time
Catherine WelchUniversity of Iowa, Professor of Educational Measurement and StatisticsFairness Evidence Expectations for Educational TestsMarch 28, 2018 (Wednesday)Click to purchase video recording
Samuel OrtizSt. John’s University, Professor of School PsychologyFairness and English Learners: Toward true peer group measurementApril 25, 2018 (Wednesday)Click to purchase video recording
Ryan KettlerRutgers University, Professor of School PsychologyPutting the Score First: Selection of Test Accommodations for IEP TeamsMay 11, 2018 (Friday)Click to purchase video recording
Azara Santiago RiveraMerrimack College Professor, Director Clinical Mental Health ProgramLatino Adults and Depression: Assessment ChallengesJune 21, 2018 (Thursday)Click to purchase video recording
Lisa SuzukiNYU Steinhardt, Professor of Applied PsychologyTranslating Cultural Considerations into Psychological Testing PracticeSeptember 28, 2018 (Friday)Click to purchase video recording


You may contact Dr. Jessica Jonson at jjonson@buros.org or 402-472-0780, if you have any questions or concerns.