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Majority of high school students didn’t pass...
By Maryland Reporter | October 27, 2015 | Education, News | 4 |
Testing chipping away at teaching, educators say
By Maryland Reporter | September 3, 2015 | Education, News | 2 |
Md. savings on new standardized school tests are q...
By Maryland Reporter | August 24, 2015 | Education, News | 0 |
Schools testing commission focuses on changing testing structure
by Maryland Reporter | May 10, 2016 | News | 3 |
Students in Maryland are one step closer to potentially shorter standardized tests and more projects.
Read MoreMajority of high school students didn’t pass new standardized tests
by Maryland Reporter | October 27, 2015 | Education, News | 4 |
A majority of Maryland high school students who took the state’s first Common Core standardized assessment exams last spring did not meet standards for 10th grade English and about 70% didn’t meet the bar for Algebra I, state education leaders learned Tuesday. Few minority students met the new standards.
Read MoreTesting chipping away at teaching, educators say
by Maryland Reporter | September 3, 2015 | Education, News | 2 |
Standardized testing is chipping away at “so many layers” of a public school classroom these days, a panel of educators said during a town hall meeting — taking away from teacher autonomy to curriculum and even technology hubs placed in schools to help students learn and connect to a high-tech world.
Read MoreMd. savings on new standardized school tests are questioned
by Maryland Reporter | August 24, 2015 | Education, News | 0 |
This fall, as Maryland schools enter a third year using the Common Core curriculum, state education leaders are touting a trend toward big savings on annual testing. But out in the field, some in local districts say they are not so sure about the thrift.
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