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A Tale of Two Assessments |
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The South Carolina Department of Education is using two different types of alternate assessment, as they explore all options and determine what works best for their students. Here is a description of some groundbreaking work being done in this state and of what educators are discovering in the process. Full Story . . . |
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“Demographics Aren't Destiny”Kati Haycock, director of The Education Trust, had some good news and bad news about student achievement gaps to share with attendees at the Education Leadership Conference in May. Reading her comments could change your perspective. Full Story . . . |
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