Monitoring and evaluation
Evaluation designs, indicators, and reporting that show whether a programme is working and why, from inception through to the final report.
Research, Evidence & Evaluation
For institutions, programmes, foundations, and consortia: assessment and measurement design, monitoring and evaluation, and evidence that turns into decisions. Led by Dr. Miloš Kankaraš.
Interpreting the PISA 2025 score declines, alongside earlier country analyses and studies of comparability.
Explore the PISA studiesHow many of the leads on public AI leaderboards can the benchmarks actually detect? A Center for Psychology analysis of 61 public leaderboards, from GPQA to SWE-bench, finds that most of the leads people argue about are smaller than the measurement error.
Read the studyOne national average covering seven separate school systems. A Center for Psychology country note asks how much of the country's largest recorded PISA gain is improved learning rather than a changed test population, what actually separates its schools, and how far the measurement itself can be pushed.
Read the country noteTen questions for reading, writing and challenging a psychological test result in an expert opinion, with invented examples and a one-page checklist.
Open the guideWhat we do
The practice covers the full arc of measurement and evaluation, from designing the right instrument to reporting evidence a manager or funder can use.
Evaluation designs, indicators, and reporting that show whether a programme is working and why, from inception through to the final report.
Surveys, scales, and assessment instruments built to measure what they claim to, with the validity and comparability evidence to back them.
Theory-based and quantitative approaches to estimate what a programme actually changed, and for whom.
Turning research, data, and assessments into clear, usable evidence for managers, institutions, and funders.
Item writing, piloting, scoring, and psychometric validation for selection, skills, and social and emotional measures. Available as a fixed-scope, fixed-price service.
See the serviceHow we work
The approach is grounded in established evaluation and measurement practice, and tuned to what a real programme can collect and use.
Who we work with
Fixed-price services
Fixed scope, fixed price, a signed report from a named psychometrician. No proposal stage, no scoping call.
Send a draft questionnaire; get back the items likely to fail a pilot, the items that resemble a published instrument, and the items that will not survive translation.
A psychometric review of a survey, scale, index or test you already run: desk review, or a full audit on your own data, with a written verdict.
From a construct you can define to an instrument you can field: blueprint, item bank with blind expert review, pilot on your respondents, final form with scoring key and technical note.
For individual researchers
A methods referee report on one manuscript, before you submit it. Severity-ranked objections with the fix or the defence, a statistics and reporting check, a desk-reject screen against the journal you name, and a drafted response to reviewers. Signed by a named psychometrician.
AdriaMont Institute
The Institute edition, in English, with the full published ethics statement and the complete sample report.
Center for Psychology
The Center edition, in English, beside the Measurement Quality Audit for authors whose problem turns out to be the instrument.
Available from the Center for Psychology and AdriaMont Institute. Same reviewer, same signature, same conflict register.
Depth of experience
The practice draws on the founder's experience designing and running large-scale assessment and evaluation, including work for organisations such as those below.
20+
years of international work
6
international organisations
Shown as the professional experience behind the practice, not as client endorsements of AdriaMont Consulting.
Public references
Frameworks and profile
Public references and programme links, provided so visitors can trace the evidence base. They do not imply endorsement or claimed participation.
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A first conversation can scope a focused measurement task, an evaluation work package, or a wider research engagement.