Little Knowledge of—But Keen Interest in—Coming Changes to State Accountability Tests
Source: “Make Assessment Matter: Students and Educators Want Tests that Support Learning” from NWEA and Grunwald Associates LLC.
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Knowledge Loom
Knowledge Loom Knowledge Loom is a collaborative effort among educators from around the US to discover what works in teaching and learning. Content allows you to review research based on various themes (Adolescent Literacy in the Content Areas, Professional Development, etc.), find other
The Argument for Online Testing
Excerpted from a recently released whitepaper from Pearson entitled “Considerations for Next- Generation Assessments: A Roadmap to 2014.”
Preparing for Online Testing in 2014
From New Jersey to Ohio to Washington, districts are preparing for online testing.
Jefferson County Students Outperform the State on Math and Reading Tests
• Lack of consistent data tracking student progress toward state standards
Ready or not, here IT comes
According to the “2009 Horizon Report K12 Edition,” the future may actually be closer than it appears. The report is the second in a new series that analyzes emerging technologies for their potential impact on and use in teaching, learning
United States Global Change Research Program
This government program has a mandate to support research efforts, gather findings on climate change, and communicate those findings to governmental agencies and the public. The agency offers many resources regarding global as well as American climate change. By clicking
SCHOOLCIO : Preparing for Online Testing in 2014
From New Jersey to Ohio to Washington, districts are preparing for online testing.
