„… world. This contrasts with the escalating culture of high-stakes testing. Consequently, uncertainty has …” „… situation in Germany and North Carolina, USA. While high-stakes testing is much more advanced in the US than …” „… den USA manifestiert sich dies im sogenannten „high-stakes testing“, bei dem standardisierte Tests zur …”

„… der empirischen Bildungsforschung zu High-Stakes Testing ist freilich bekannt, dass entsprechende …” „… Deutschland und Schulqualität RdJB 1/2007 Produktionseffizienz Im Kontext von High-Stakes Testing sind …” „… unscharfer Sammelbegriff für unterschiedliche Verhaltensweisen, mit denen Akteure auf High-Stakes Testing …”

„… ; sowie Jacob, B.A., Accountability, Incentives and Behavior: The Impact of High-stakes Testing in the …”

„… : observations, field notes, interviews, and documents Explanations New Theory, extending and testing theory …” „… happening in the site either by identifying, developing, or testing components and relationships. An …” „… , an organization, an event, a problem, or an anomaly (Burawoy, 2009; Stake, 2005; Yin, 2018). But not …”

„… , modifying, and testing theory. Third, the description of the methodological steps in case study research …” „… other hand, there are approaches which condense and aggregate data with high standards of data …” „… regard to the generation, extension, modification, or testing of theories (chapter 1). The purpose of the …”

„… (Eisenhardt), interesting phenomena (Stake), or anomalies (Burawoy). The following chapter aims to dig …” „… is close to statistical logic, quasi-testing hypotheses. Following a more standardized management of …” „… every code (DeCuir-Gunby et al., 2011). If codes contain dimensions, measures (e.g. low/high …”

„… issue is postnormal when: facts are uncertain, values in dispute, stakes high and decisions urgent. In …” „… the formation and review of science-based policies. 1. 231 Decision stakes High Post-Normal …” „… without stretching its meaning too far. 5. 239 Decision stakes High Post-Normal Science …”