Norm-referenced testing is a widely used approach in educational measurement for evaluating a student’s performance against that of a carefully selected comparison group. Rather than measuring achievement against fixed learning standards, it indicates how an individual ranks relative to peers.
This form of assessment can support decisions about placement, academic progress, and educational planning. Understanding its purpose, scoring methods, benefits, and limitations is essential for interpreting test results accurately and responsibly.
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