Testing Consortia: South Carolina Makes Its Choice
South Carolina, one of the few states still participating in both test-design consortia, chooses the Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium approach. Read Full Post >
South Carolina, one of the few states still participating in both test-design consortia, chooses the Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium approach. Read Full Post >
New polling data suggest that the vast majority of public school teachers are now aware of the Common Core State Standards, but the same isn't true for registered voters. Read Full Post >
The South Carolina legislature has just adopted a budget measure that expressly prohibits the state from using funds to participate in, implement, adopt, or promote the common science standards. Read Full Post >
Are new ways of gauging text complexity too complex? Read Full Post >
The NSTA and a Washington think tank are raising concerns about key elements of draft science standards 26 states are helping to craft. Read Full Post >
Far more Washington insiders think the PARCC assessment consortium is "on the right track" than is the other testing group, Smarter Balanced, but both group's ratings are improving. Read Full Post >
A state testing consortium is inviting public comment on two documents that aim to help educators implement the Common Core State Standards in mathematics. Read Full Post >
A new website tracks state legislation related to the Common Core State Standards. Read Full Post >
School districts with a combined annual purchasing power of $2 billion band together to demand instructional materials from publishers that reflect the common standards. Read Full Post >
Alaska reportedly is inquiring about joining an assessment consortium, although federal rules require a state to have adopted the common standards. Read Full Post >
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