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ATLAS staff take the stage April 13–16, 2023, in Chicago for two major conferences.

Teacher Use of Diagnostic Score Reports for Instructional Decision-Making in the Subsequent Academic Year Amy Clark, Meagan Karvonen, Jennifer Kobrin, Ashley Hirt. Published in Practical Assessment, Research, and Evaluation

Large-scale summative assessment results are typically delivered after students complete their academic term, so their use is often limited to accountability reporting, program evaluation and resource allocation. Members of the educational measurement field are discussing ways large-scale assessment results can inform instruction, including in the following school year.