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Identifying optimal indicators of performance using automated written-expression curriculum-based measurement: An examination of genre effects
Efficient, technically adequate screeners are needed to identify students at risk for writing difficulties, yet traditional written-expression curriculum-based measurement indicators and rubric-based approaches often present feasibility and validity challenges. This study examined the validity of au
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