Sample Common-Assessment Items Released, Traffic Crashes Server
One of the state groups designing tests for the common standards released a flurry of sample items that offer an idea of what the tests might look like. Read Full Post >
One of the state groups designing tests for the common standards released a flurry of sample items that offer an idea of what the tests might look like. Read Full Post >
Sample items drafted by two state consortia offer an early idea of what kinds of items will be included in the common assessments. Read Full Post >
Colorado decides to commit to the PARCC consortium for common assessments. Read Full Post >
Utah votes to withdraw from its common-assessment consortium. Read Full Post >
Analysts say it's not yet clear how influential the new set of 'publishers' criteria for the common-core math standards will prove, but the document appears to be drawing serious attention. Read Full Post >
Gov. Beverly Perdue of North Carolina recently signed legislation that requires teacher-preparation programs to ensure elementary students are readied to integrate the arts across the curriculum. Read Full Post >
Scott Norton, a longtime education official in Louisiana, is taking on a key post at the Council of Chief State School Officers overseeing work on standards, testing, and accountability. 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 >
A collection of statewide STEM education networks have formed a new coalition to promote STEM policies and practices. 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 >
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