#naep Understanding the measurement and sources of variance are important. NAEP LTT reading items have the same since the 1970’s… could they be irrelevant to students’ reading instruction and behaviors in the present day?
Are you concerned about the larger standard deviations and standard errors associated with the 2022 reading scores compared to previous years? Was non-response (non-participation) an issue? #naep
The #TIMSS 2019 International Results in Mathematics and Science is now available! Check out https://t.co/s28mR0yVL8 to learn about student achievement in mathematics and science around the world. @iea_education@bclynchschool#TIMSS2019#STEM
The way score information is communicated with students/parents/public is important! Inconsistent details across media sources suggest some misunderstanding about purpose of score review. Let's see how this plays out! @CollegeBoard
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Dr. Bethany Fishbein (MESA '18) and Drs. Mullis & Martin published an article in @ETSResearch & @iea_education's #openaccess journal with research underpinning the plans for a bridging study between paperTIMSS and eTIMSS for #TIMSS '19 https://t.co/PAUKYqZQeF #EdResearch
School and teacher autonomy is good in theory, but often only in practice when teaching is a respected profession with HIGHER SALARIES! @BetsyDeVosED: How We Can Catch Up to Other Countries in Education https://t.co/z48MNYJiLC
It's here!! @iea_education/@BostonCollege's #PIRLS2016 results are up. Check out worldwide achievement here, then visit report: https://t.co/JEfOpSKRBE. Watch live w/@UNESCO: https://t.co/meukP08AfM
The #PIRLS trend chart is classic, but what will it say about your country tomorrow? Stay tuned! https://t.co/RBHWoKIcdN Via @iea_education/@BCLSOE. To watch the launch w/@UNESCO live, visit https://t.co/meukP08AfM #EdChat