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Measuring Up: Standards, Assessment and School Reform
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Measuring Up: Standards, Assessment and School Reform

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The question that dismays all teachers and ought to concern every parent because of what it reveals about what school can do to a child’s curiosity - ?Will this be on the test?‘ - will never be answered again in the same way. Bob Rothman offers a rich and compelling account of the unfolding revolution in testing in America’s schools. - Richard P. Mills, Vermont commissioner of educationAn award-winning journalist, Rothman cuts through the assessment debate - a debate often characterized by misrepresentations and jargon - to offer a highly accessible examination of the shift in thinking about testing. He underscores that any change must begin with the And: what we want students to know and be able to do. Such changes demand a new way of knowing what students can achieve - and a system that enables them to achieve.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
John Wiley & Sons Inc
Country
United States
Date
29 March 1995
Pages
240
ISBN
9780787900557

The question that dismays all teachers and ought to concern every parent because of what it reveals about what school can do to a child’s curiosity - ?Will this be on the test?‘ - will never be answered again in the same way. Bob Rothman offers a rich and compelling account of the unfolding revolution in testing in America’s schools. - Richard P. Mills, Vermont commissioner of educationAn award-winning journalist, Rothman cuts through the assessment debate - a debate often characterized by misrepresentations and jargon - to offer a highly accessible examination of the shift in thinking about testing. He underscores that any change must begin with the And: what we want students to know and be able to do. Such changes demand a new way of knowing what students can achieve - and a system that enables them to achieve.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
John Wiley & Sons Inc
Country
United States
Date
29 March 1995
Pages
240
ISBN
9780787900557