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Guidance Note on Using Learning Assessment in the Process of School Reopening
[Guía para el Uso de Evaluaciones del Aprendizaje en el Proceso de Reapertura de Escuelas]

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  • Diego Luna Bazaldua
  • Julia Liberman

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  • Victoria Levin & Diego Luna Bazaldua & Julia Liberman, 2020. "Guidance Note on Using Learning Assessment in the Process of School Reopening [Guía para el Uso de Evaluaciones del Aprendizaje en el Proceso de Reapertura de Escuelas]," World Bank Publications - Reports 36892, The World Bank Group.
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    1. Vincent Greaney & Thomas Kellaghan, 2008. "Assessing National Achievement Levels in Education," World Bank Publications - Books, The World Bank Group, number 6904.
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