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This document provides guidance on developing test specifications, or a test blueprint, for an assessment. It outlines key information to include such as the assessment objectives, intended audience, testing environment limitations, and a formula for determining the number of test items per instructional objective based on teaching hours. The test specifications help ensure the assessment is appropriately targeted and administered.

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