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Tag Archives: testing and reform
At Risk Students: Changes in the SAT Amount to Nothing Useful
Summary: New changes in the SAT serve only to respond to increased market share on the part of the ACT, and distract from the business of improving schools and stimulating at risk students to make use of opportunities before them. … Continue reading
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Tagged at risk students, Common Core, low-income students, new SAT, SAT revision, school reform, testing and reform
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School Reform: Testing and Mistaking the Forest for the Trees
Summary: The struggles in our schools will not be won by resort to more standardized testing, but by a recommitment to the central role of the teacher in the classroom. The stories of impactful teachers are legion; the myth of … Continue reading