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A-10 HONOLULU ADVERTISER Monday July 8, 1974 Woods files for House Assess-mobile 9 eyed for tests Hospital. Parents involved in the project were selected by the Northwest Laboratory from all districts in the State. They have received training from the Department of Education. sidered is the use of simulated or scaled models of buildings, streets, or communities to assess student performance in such reading skills as the ability to follow written directions. of materials effectively for various purposes, and effectively sorting, selecting, and using information relevant to a given purpose.

Another idea being con- Purposes of this approach are to motivate students and to test actual performance within real or simulated settings, and to provide valid and reli- able testing. William E. Woods, director of the "Sexual Identity Center" in Honolulu, has announced he'll run as a Democrat for the State Senate from the 5th District (W. Honolulu). Woods is a research statistician with the State Department of Health at the Kalihi-Palama Mental Health Center.

He is a graduate of the University of Hawaii and formerly worked at Hawaii State If elected, Woods said, he would work for "tighter regulation of community service agencies" and extension of civil rights "to those still discriminated against." Woods is a member of Pauoa Community Association, Gay Liberation Hawaii, the Hawaii Council of Gay Organizations and the Metropolitan Community Church. fit-" I I 1 Lleclmi Mrf T3 vcrttacxacat 1 How to Pick ass am TfepE PlH3(E! v3fl(f Eleven teachers and about 300 parents are working together this summer to develop innovative ways of testing the reading ability of students in the public schools. Under a contract with the Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory, the teachers are developing new tests, and the parents are reacting to them. The results are expected to be used in a statewide assessment of reading to be conducted by the Department of Education this fall. Working at home and in group sessions at Mc Kin-ley High School, the teachers are exploring the feasibility of using an "assess-mobile," similar to a bookmobile, to transport test materials and equipment to schools where students are to be assessed in reading.

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