Abstract
On this April 17, 2012, in Japan, around 30 per cent of years 6 and 9 students have undergone national standardized testing. But Japan isn't the only country to introduce tests as part of policy efforts to improve student performance. In fact, all advanced countries use tests to assess potential workforce knowledge and skills with an eye towards raising national productivity and surviving global competition. But the exact nature of testing regimes differs per country. For example, Japan and Australia use different mechanisms to direct individual schools towards national goals.
| Original language | English |
|---|---|
| Article number | Memo #149 |
| Journal | Asia Pacific Memo |
| Publication status | Published - 2012 |
Keywords
- Primary Education (excl Maori)
- Secondary Education
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