testing

One hundred photographs help document the United States' underground testing of nuclear weapons from 1945 to 1962.

This book outlines the skills and requirements needed to become a test pilot discussing test pilot pioneers, training, and future aircraft.

Examines the Army's germ warfare testing program from World War II to the present, the nature of their biological experiments, and the effects on exposed human populations.

Provides instructions designed to help test-takers do well on the math portion of the SAT test, covering fractions, percentages, equations, ratios, and other topics; and includes practice problems and sample SAT questions.

Discusses assessment in the elementary grades, covering integration of assessment and instruction, performance and portfolio assessment, miscue analysis, and formal assessment instruments.

Discusses the legal, ethical, and social issues surrounding the use of drug tests, used by schools, employers, the government, and sports teams to diagnose or punish individuals using drugs.

In 1944, when the Americans liberate Bikini Atoll from the Japanese, fourteen-year-old Sorry Rinamu does not realize that in two years he will lead a desperate effort to save his island home from a much more deadly threat.

Charged with saving America's top aerospace weapons testing center, Dreamland, after it is infiltrated by a spy, Lieutenant Colonel Tecumseh "Dog" Bastian uses a conflict in Somalia to prove the facility's worth, and sends his own daughter, pilot of a Megafortress bomber, into the fight.