The case for quizzes: Students learn more -- and feel less anxious
Timed tests are unpopular with progressive educators, writes Hechinger's Jill Barshay. They think they're stressful and reward the...
The case for quizzes: Students learn more -- and feel less anxious
AI will change testing: Can it grade essays?
Timed tests are misleading: Success is a marathon, not a sprint
Competency counts: No lectures, no mandatory classes, lots of tests
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UK blames lenient pandemic grading for soaring college dropout rate
What works in teaching English (discussion) may not work in teaching math
A 'lost generation' of learning: Scores fall, gaps widen for 13-year-olds
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SATs are out. Published 'research' is in, but it's pay to play
Grades and grad rates rise, and that's not good news
Happy talk isn't helpful: Tell parents the truth about their kids' learning
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How much math?
'Merit' is not the antonym of 'equity'
Employer: Don't tell us where you went to college
Tell parents truth: Enough with the happy talk
Nation's Report Card shows 'appalling' fall in math, reading
How to help students succeed: It's not about exam schools