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Benjamin D. Wood

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PhD Psychology Stanford University

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According to Wikipedia, Benjamin DeKalbe Wood was an American educator, researcher, and director / professor at Columbia University and an expert in the educational field. Early life Wood was born in Brownsville, Texas, on November 10, 1894. He attended the Brownsville area schools, Mission High School, and the University of Texas.

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Benjamin D. Wood's Published Works

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The student and his knowledge : a report to the Carnegie Foundation on the results of the high school and college examinations of 1928, 1930, and 1932 (1938) (39)
Geography of the world (1948) (39)
Measurement in higher education (38)
New York Experiments with New-Type Modern Language Tests (1928) (10)
THE MAJOR STRATEGY OF GUIDANCE (1934) (7)
Studies of achievement tests. Part I: The R versus the R-W method of scoring "do not guess" true-false examinations. (6)
A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE VOCABULARIES OF SIXTEEN FRENCH TEXTBOOKS1 (1927) (5)
Solution of Problems in Geometry. (4)
The Measurement of Law School Work: II (1924) (4)
An Important Contribution: The Student and His Knowledge (1939) (3)
Teachers' Colleges Can Select and Hold Superior Students (1956) (3)
Incentives to Study: A Survey of Student Opinion. (3)
Our air-age world : a textbook in global geography (1944) (2)
Measuring and guiding individual growth (1948) (2)
Knowledge versus Thinking? (1936) (2)
Measurement of law school work (2)
National Teacher Examinations …A Reply to Dr. Anderson (1942) (2)
One Aspect of Educational Guidance: Studies in Articulation of High School and College, with Special Reference to the Superior Student (1935) (2)
Studies of achievement tests. Part II. (1)
Measurement of Law School Work: III (1927) (1)
A Study of Effectiveness@@@Studies of Laboratory Methods of Teaching@@@Qualitative Aspects in the Improvement of Science Teaching (1935) (1)
Studies of achievement tests: Part III. Spearman-Brown reliability predictions. (1)
Solar energy measuring equipment (1977) (1)
A Study of Effectiveness: Studies of Laboratory Methods of Teaching (1935) (1)
THE USES OF EDUCATIONAL MEASUREMENTS IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS. Summary of Address (1926) (1)
INFORMATION FOR GUIDANCE: The Anecdotal Method of Personal Analysis (1935) (0)
“What Others Say—”: TEACHER SELECTION* (1938) (0)
Comprehensive Examinations: Comprehensive Examinations in American Colleges (1933) (0)
Columbia Reseach Bureau Plane Geometry Test. (1927) (0)
Passive cooling for linearly concentrated solar cell arrays (1978) (0)
A Plea for Better Examinations. (0)
Criteria of Individualized Education (1936) (0)
Achievement Tests in the Modern Languages (1929) (0)
Scottish Examinations: The Prognostic Value of University Entrance Examinations in Scotland (1936) (0)
The Biography of an Institution: Blazing New Trails (1938) (0)
Foreword to the Single Standard in Grading (1929) (0)
The Reliability of Prediction of Proportions on the Basis of Random Sampling (1921) (0)
QUESTIONNAIRE STUDY1 OF 5,000 STUDENTS OF FRENCH IN NEW YORK STATE HIGH SCHOOLS (1927) (0)
An Important Compilation: An English Bibliography of Examinations (1900–1932) (1935) (0)
Columbia Research Bureau Aural French Test (1932) (0)
Suggestions for the National Institute of Education. (1972) (0)

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