@CarmelMMartin Congratulations @CarmelMMartin! Your brilliant brain and incredible work ethic are exactly what we need in this position. Restoring the rungs of mobility of economic mobility is one of the great tasks we face as a nation. And I’m delighted you’ll be leading so much of that work.
As schools reopen, educators will need to assess student learning in order to guide instruction, target interventions, and allocate resources. Our latest report offers a detailed timeline of when to test and why. @LynnOlson_edu https://t.co/T4VtMp6EpA
Check out this @EducationNext excerpt of new @FutureEdGU report on the politics of state testing. Honored to have been able to contribute to it and get to work with the great @LynnOlson_edu again! https://t.co/98JYBque9j
Turning this around means creating a testing systems that are more valuable to educators & parents and that offer meaningful windows into performance without overwhelming teachers and principals, write @lynnolson_edu & @breakthecurve. @MIASSESSMENT@Prezring@NCTQ@rweingarten
#Covid19 may have shut down standardized testing this spring. But a graver threat lies in political pushback: During the past 6 years, 44 legislatures considered 446 measures to address “over-testing,” our new analysis shows. @ESSAAdvance @All4Ed@Dale_Chu https://t.co/x8gjBArpGf
It’s not enough to transform schools and simply hope that all groups of students will benefit equally...In education, equity never happens automatically. Unless we are careful and deliberate, a rising tide will lift some boats much higher than others. #ReThinkHighSchool#iNACOL18
2/ The study examines 11,000 financial aid award letters sent to mostly low-income students in 2016. It found widespread problems -- non-standardized formats, missing and confusing terminology, and calculations that quite frankly appear to be deliberately deceptive.