Lenore Adie

Lenore Adie

Australian Catholic University

H-index: 24

Oceania-Australia

About Lenore Adie

Lenore Adie, With an exceptional h-index of 24 and a recent h-index of 21 (since 2020), a distinguished researcher at Australian Catholic University, specializes in the field of formative assessment, moderation, online moderation, validity and reliability.

His recent articles reflect a diverse array of research interests and contributions to the field:

Evidence of teacher assessment work and its relationship to their assessment identity

Supporting teacher judgement and decision‐making: Using focused analysis to help teachers see students, learning, and quality in assessment data

Mediating teachers’ assessment work

Students drawing conclusions about assessment to inform school change

The Role of Teachers in Making and Moderating Assessment Judgements: Opening the Black Box to Challenge Paradigms in Australia

Using pairwise comparison and ordered exemplars as a basis for a novel method of standard setting in narrative writing

Three essential features in a new conceptualization of complex performance assessments: Authenticity, system and site validity, and intelligent accountability

Assessment moderation: Is it fit for purpose?

Lenore Adie Information

University

Position

Senior Research Fellow Learning Sciences Institute Australia

Citations(all)

1828

Citations(since 2020)

1338

Cited By

964

hIndex(all)

24

hIndex(since 2020)

21

i10Index(all)

40

i10Index(since 2020)

36

Email

University Profile Page

Australian Catholic University

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Lenore Adie Skills & Research Interests

formative assessment

moderation

online moderation

validity and reliability

Top articles of Lenore Adie

Title

Journal

Author(s)

Publication Date

Evidence of teacher assessment work and its relationship to their assessment identity

Teaching and Teacher Education

Lenore Adie

Claire Wyatt-Smith

Mary Finch

Christopher DeLuca

2024/4/1

Supporting teacher judgement and decision‐making: Using focused analysis to help teachers see students, learning, and quality in assessment data

British Educational Research Journal

Claire Wyatt‐Smith

Lenore Adie

Lois Harris

2024

Mediating teachers’ assessment work

The Australian Educational Researcher

Lenore Adie

Jeanine Gallagher

Claire Wyatt-Smith

Nerida Spina

Christopher DeLuca

2023/12/7

Students drawing conclusions about assessment to inform school change

Cambridge Journal of Education

Jill Willis

Lenore Adie

Bruce Addison

Megan Kimber

2023/11/2

The Role of Teachers in Making and Moderating Assessment Judgements: Opening the Black Box to Challenge Paradigms in Australia

Educational Assessment: The Influence of Paul Black on Research, Pedagogy and Practice

Claire Wyatt-Smith

Lenore Adie

2023/10/19

Using pairwise comparison and ordered exemplars as a basis for a novel method of standard setting in narrative writing

Frontiers in Education

Stephen Humphry

Lenore Adie

Carolyn Maxwell

Sonia Sappl

2023/8/2

Three essential features in a new conceptualization of complex performance assessments: Authenticity, system and site validity, and intelligent accountability

Claire Wyatt-Smith

Lenore Adie

Michele Haynes

Chantelle Day

2022/6/30

Assessment moderation: Is it fit for purpose?

Lenore Adie

2022

The move to assessing competence in professions

Claire Wyatt-Smith

Lenore Adie

Michele Haynes

Chantelle Day

2022/6/30

How do we know that teacher graduates are ready for professional practice?: Designing an assessment for evidence of readiness

Claire Wyatt-Smith

Lenore Adie

Michele Haynes

Chantelle Day

2022/6/30

Standards, large-scale evidence, professional judgment, and the affordances of digital technologies in teacher education

Claire Wyatt-Smith

Lenore Adie

Michele Haynes

Chantelle Day

2022/6/30

Our journey of discovery: Looking back, looking sideways, and looking forward

Claire Wyatt-Smith

Lenore Adie

Michele Haynes

Chantelle Day

2022/6/30

The design features of cross-institutional moderation for demonstrating comparability: Building a nationally sustainable model

Claire Wyatt-Smith

Lenore Adie

Michele Haynes

Chantelle Day

2022/6/30

Culture change in initial teacher education: How shall we know quality and impact?

Claire Wyatt-Smith

Lenore Adie

Michele Haynes

Chantelle Day

2022/6/30

Validation, reliability, and standard setting in the GTPA: A focus on methodologies and judgment

Claire Wyatt-Smith

Lenore Adie

Michele Haynes

Chantelle Day

2022/6/30

Why teacher education needs a feedback loop: Connecting standards and evidence to inform program planning and renewal

Claire Wyatt-Smith

Lenore Adie

Michele Haynes

Chantelle Day

2022/6/30

Professionalizing teacher education: Performance assessment, standards, moderation, and evidence

Claire Wyatt-Smith

Lenore Adie

Michele Haynes

Chantelle Day

2022/6/30

Learning progression–based assessments: a systematic review of student and teacher uses

Lois Ruth Harris

Lenore Adie

Claire Wyatt-Smith

2022/12

Teaching performance assessments as a cultural disruptor in initial teacher education: Standards, evidence and collaboration

Claire Wyatt-Smith

Lenore Adie

Joce Nuttall

2021/8/23

The development of students’ evaluative expertise: Enabling conditions for integrating criteria into pedagogic practice

Journal of Curriculum Studies

Claire Wyatt-Smith

Lenore Adie

2021/7/4

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