Henry Chauncey

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Focusing on the life of Henry Chauncey, this biography explores his significant contributions to educational assessment during the twentieth century. It traces his educational journey from Groton School to Harvard, his teaching at William Penn Charter School, and his founding role at the Educational Testing Service. The book examines key themes such as accountability, talent identification, and the intersection of technology and learning, offering a comprehensive view of the factors that influenced American education from the Great Depression to the Cold War.