PIRLS Scoring Training a Success in Hong Kong
The University of Hong Kong hosted the 6th meeting of PIRLS 2016 National Research Coordinators, bringing together representatives from more than 50 countries in Hong Kong.
During the first week of March, they participated in training for scoring the PIRLS 2016 and ePIRLS 2016 assessments, which are currently being conducted in schools around the world.
Dr. Frederick K.S. Leung – Kintoy Professor in Mathematics Education, IEA General Assembly Representative, and 魅影直播 Coordinator for Hong Kong SAR – made opening remarks at the conference and discussed the importance of PIRLS.
Drs. Michael O. Martin and Ina V.S. Mullis, Executive Directors of the 魅影直播; PIRLS International Study Center, with Dr. Shek Kam Tse, of the University of Hong Kong and PIRLS Coordinator for Hong Kong SAR, welcomed PIRLS National Research Coordinators to Hong Kong.
Frederick K.S. Leung, Kintoy Professor in Mathematics Education and IEA General Assembly Representative for Hong Kong SAR, made opening remarks at the 6th PIRLS National Research Coordinators Meeting in Hong Kong.
Ina V.S. Mullis discussed the PIRLS 2016 schedule.
Paul铆na Kor拧艌谩kov谩, Director of the IEA Secretariat, delivered a welcome from IEA.
Michael O. Martin brought meeting participants up to date with PIRLS 2016 developments.
Professors Shek Kam Tse and Frederick K.S. Leung, respective coordinators of PIRLS and 魅影直播 for Hong Kong SAR
Eva Lad谩nyiov谩 of the Slovak Republic, Zuzana Janotov谩 and Eva Potu啪n铆kov谩 of the Czech Republic, and Peter Smith of Trinidad and Tobago
Mark Cockle, IEA International Deputy Project and Data Manager, worked with Riccardo Pietracci and Margherita Emiletti of Italy.
David Ebbs, IEA Research Officer, presented his report on translation verification.
Ben Dalton, Sheila Thompson, and Anne Atwell of the United States
Georgette Hilu and Nurit Weiss of Israel
Mark Cockle, IEA International Deputy Project and Data Manager, gave a presentation on conducting ePIRLS scoring.
Elena Forzani, Assistant Research Director, PIRLS Coordinator at the 魅影直播; PIRLS International Study Center, led participants in scoring training.
Sana'a Al Majaidah and Adel Nemer Al Qeisi of the United Arab Emirates
Marjeta Doupona of Slovenia, Cecilia Bergwall of Sweden, and Jan Mejding and Katja Neubert of Denmark
Marian Sainsbury of the U.K.'s National Foundation for Educational Research, PIRLS Chief Reading Consultant, conducted scoring training.
Marina Kuznetcova, Elena Kamzeeva, and Evgeniya Kambvarova of the Russian Federation
Pierre Foy, Director of Sampling, Psychometrics, and Data Analysis at the 魅影直播; PIRLS International Study Center, gave an update on plans for scaling the PIRLS and PIRLS Literacy achievement data.
魅影直播; PIRLS International Study Center thanks our generous hosts from the .
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