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NAPLAN research suggests declining participation limits its usefulness

Education March 15, 2023By Veronica Lenard

The paper, NAPLAN participation – who is missing the tests and why it matters, was released as students in years three, five, seven and nine around Australia sat their first NAPLAN tests of the year and highlighted a significant decline in participation in 2022.

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