Explore how early 20th‑century educators used objective tests to understand how children adjust to school.
This classic manual presents the tests, instructions, norms, and methods behind a landmark school psychology study in New York City.
Designed as a practical guide for researchers and educators, it outlines standardized testing procedures, the reasoning behind choosing specific measures, and how to interpret results in terms of the child’s classroom adjustment. The volume also covers the social and physical studies that accompany mental tests, offering a comprehensive view of how data informed school procedures and potential clinics for normal children.
Ideal for readers interested in the history of educational psychology, test development, and the evolution of classroom assessment.
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