Alexandria, Virginia—The Human Resources Research Organization (HumRRO), an industry leader offering a science-based approach to talent management, educational measurement, assessment, credentialing, and program evaluation, is proud to announce it [...]
Alexandria, Virginia—The Human Resources Research Organization (HumRRO), an industry leader offering a science-based approach to talent management, educational measurement, assessment, credentialing, and program evaluation, is pleased to announce the appointment [...]
HumRRO is looking forward to sharing our innovative research and best practices—as well as learning from our peers—at the 40th Annual Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology (SIOP) Conference [...]
It can be challenging to build an assessment that authentically measures the depth and breadth of student learning and focuses on important competencies rather than isolated decontextualized academic content [...]
Educators, like most professionals, are given more responsibility as their expertise and experience grow. Most school principals, content specialists, and district-level personnel have been classroom teachers. Because the summative [...]
“Everyone hates summative end-of-year assessments!” Complaints about them are rampant among educators, legislators, parents, students, and even some measurement professionals. The tests come at the wrong time, just when [...]
Years of research and experience have demonstrated that structured interviews are highly effective at predicting applicant success, while enhancing more consistent, objective application relative to other assessments. However, the [...]
HumRRO is proud to announce Lu Liu as the recipient of the newly established HumRRO Fellowship in Educational Measurement and Evaluation. Liu is a doctoral candidate in Measurement and [...]
HumRRO is excited to announce that Ashley Sylvara is the 2024 HumRRO Fellowship in Industrial-Organizational (I-O) Psychology recipient. Sylvara is an I-O doctoral candidate at Kansas State University, working toward [...]
Anyone who has ever taken a test when the stakes are high—to get a job, promotion or certification, to graduate from high school, to enter college or the military, [...]
