@NASBE's College, career, & civic readiness director. Resident of the best Alexandria neighborhood, Del Ray. Science nerd. Foodie. Proud aunt. Tweets are my own
TOMORROW! Join @NASBE and @NCSLorg
for a conversation on how state boards of education and legislatures can collaborate to evolve assessment and accountability systems. Hear from state leaders & policy experts! Register: https://t.co/K7cAJrtbw2
One of the absolute best @NASBE interns, Naomi Porter, enjoying Indianapolis and inspiring us with her unstoppable positivity. Thankful every day you said yes to interning!
My day is now full of hope. Spent the morning at Purdue Polytechnic High School, with State Board of Education members engaging with students and observing the vibrant learning experiences that create a culture of peer inclusion and lifelong learning.
“We contextualize learning based on real world problems and lived experiences. Students need to have differentiated filters that are meaningful for them” -Dr. Keeanna Warren, CEO of Purdue Polytechnic High School
On Day 1, Members of NASBE’s Student Advisory Council presented their policy recommendations. One student shared, “School isn’t “one size fits all’, students all have unique interests, so their course of study needs to reflect that” -Michael (NV State Student Member) @XQAmerica
Byron Ernest (IN) describes his drive for high school transformation and shares Indiana’s work stating: “Kids need to know why. I was that kid in the back of the classroom, asking my teacher why it was important to learn the content”.
@XQAmerica@ByronErnest
📍 New resource alert!
@aefpweb's new handbook provides research summaries on a host of education policy topics, from teacher pay to curriculum policy. Click on a topic, get high-level findings, and then read a more detailed explanation of the research. https://t.co/cMgyhfOEp9
🔔New! Report on Algebra II: Recent Efforts and Potential Alternative Courses and Pathways
This report evaluates potential alternatives to the
Algebra II requirement for high school graduation in Tennessee. Check it out here: https://t.co/SvMbvwKi22
LA's highest-ever ranking on the Nation's Report Card is a testament to the hard work of students, educators, and a commitment to increasing core academic skills. Together we will continue strengthening that foundation, empowering teachers, and helping students succeed. #laed
“We are deeply concerned about our low-performing students… For a decade, these students have been on the decline. They need our urgent attention and our best effort.”
-@lesley_muldoon, executive director of @GovBoard on #NAEP24 results
https://t.co/KJnvuHp7nZ
NAEP sounds the alarm on math. Who’s paying attention? In my latest for #Testing123blog, I examine six policy recommendations put forth by a coalition of education leaders. https://t.co/Stw9qXcG7l #AssessmentHQ
The 2024 @NAEP_NCES mathematics results are out, and they come at a pivotal time for education.
Join us tomorrow, Thursday, January 30 for a look into the results and evidence-based practices driving improvement in math education.
Register now: https://t.co/JVGszrhvDu
Commissioner of @AlabamaAchieves@egmackey says that he's very proud about what the state has been doing in mathematics. He's particularly pleased with how their students with disabilities are doing in recent years. #NAEP24
Now Available: The 2024 Nation's Report Card, including national, state, and district-level results for 4th- and 8th-graders in math and reading.
🧮Math: https://t.co/PNHnm2zSEb
📚Reading: https://t.co/RYJGfnqKL4
#EdData
It’s a good morning at NASBE’s conference. Starting our concurrent sessions with discussion about asking questions and using data. Two of my favorite things!
“We must think about how we can put students on a positive trajectory for life”-Sarah Moore, Arkansas in a session by @EdCommission on Student-Centered Pathways. #NASBE24
Lu Young (KY) encourages state board members in the audience to reimagine education pathways by asking, “what kind of conversations are you having to transform high schools?” #NASBE24