Educational measurement shapes important decisions about student learning, placement, and opportunity. Educational measurement ethics ensures that tests and assessments are designed, administered, and interpreted fairly, accurately, transparently, and with respect for every learner.
Ethical measurement requires careful attention to validity, reliability, privacy, accessibility, and potential bias. When these principles are overlooked, assessment results can reinforce inequality rather than provide a trustworthy picture of educational achievement.
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