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Posted By: Sam Quinan
Fri Aug 18th, 2017
Amy Dufrane has spent the majority of her career in not-for-profit organizations. She joined the HR Certification Institute five years ago and has been the CEO for the past four.
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Posted By: Sam Quinan
Fri Aug 18th, 2017
In 1973, while discussing the computational difficulties of detecting answer copying on exams, William H. Angoff wrote: "However, even a brief consideration of this solution (i.e., constructing theoretical statistical distributions of identical responses between random test takers) makes it clear th
Posted By: Sam Quinan
Fri Aug 18th, 2017
This article will present a practical six-step approach to help credentialing organizations with an assessment instrument to manage accommodations requests so they can develop their own model for reviewing them in a fair, consistent, and legally defensible manner.
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Posted By: Sam Quinan
Fri Aug 18th, 2017
The great and powerful Wizard of OZ should have been a member of ICE. At the end of the movie, he presents one of the journeymen with a diploma and another with a badge of courage, boosting their confidence. The formal acknowledgment allows the characters to stand a little taller/
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Posted By: Sam Quinan
Fri Aug 18th, 2017
An appointment to a licensing board by Governor Michael Dukakis of Massachusetts in 1982 sparked the credentialing career of Paul Grace, MS, CAE, eventually leading him to the helm of the National Board for the Certification of Occupational Therapists (NBCOT) as its president/CEO. It is a path Grace
