vol. 7, no. 1 (2016)
Educational Measurement and Evaluation Review
Description
The Educational Measurement and Evaluation Review (EMEReview) is the official publication of the Philippine Educational Measurement and Evaluation Association (PEMEA). It is international, refereed, and abstracted/ indexed. The EMEReview publishes scholarly reports about contemporary theories and practices in the field of education and social science that highlights measurement, assessment, and evaluation. It welcomes articles that are about test and scale development, quantitative models of a construct, evaluation studies, best practices in evaluation, issues and policies on assessment, contemporary approaches in educational and psychological measurement, and other studies with direct implication to assessment in education, social science, and related fields. Emereview is indexed/abstracted in the Asian Education Index, Social Science Research Network, Google Scholar, Open J-Gate, and NewJour.
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Front Matter
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Editorial Board
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Editorial Note: Open Access Advocacy
Articles
The Role of Perceived Autonomy, Supportive Teachers’ Behaviors, Situational Interest, and Self-Regulated Learning Strategies on Mathematics Academic Achievement
Carmen J. Riva
Discipline: Education
Exploring the Predictors and Outcomes of Academic Resilience among College Students
Analyn O. Leysa | Filmor A. Malnegro
Discipline: Education
Understanding the Structure of Autonomy among Filipino Adolescents
John Jamir Benzon R. Aruta
Discipline: Education
Multigroup Invariance of Course Experience Questionnaire Across Gender Using Malaysian Sample
Lei Mee Thien
Discipline: Education
Assessment Schemes in the Senior High School in the Philippine Basic Education
Carlo Magno | Tristan Piosang
Discipline: Education
Assessment Systems in Southeast Asia: Models, Successes and Challenges
Educational Research Unit
Discipline: Education