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Tests suggest most Kansas students not ready for college

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A majority of Kansas public school students aren’t on track to be ready academically for college based on their scores on standardized English and math tests this past spring, a state report said Tuesday. For 10th graders, the figures were 31 percent for the English tests and 25 percent for the math tests.

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Juggling ‘Roomers’ and ‘Zoomers’? How Teachers Make Hybrid Learning Work

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I was excited to have the opportunity to have students in front of us and we still got to see the students who wanted to stay home,” says Merced Fletcher, a second grade teacher. Second grade in-person and virtual students in Angie Lee's classroom reflect on their daily commitment. Give them a real question to discuss.

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What Is Missing From Our Curricula?

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Truly rare are those careers where employees advance based on their ability to regularly answer multiple-choice questions correctly! But how can we integrate more of these skills into core academic classes such as English, algebra, physics and social studies? Where and how do young people learn these skills?

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Not Just Numbers: How Educators Are Using Data in the Classroom

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To shed some light on the questions above, EdSurge talked to six educators to get their take. Here’s the big takeaway: Data doesn’t just come in the form of grades, attendance records and answers on multiple choice questions. Dan Ryder, an English teacher at Mt. Over on the West Coast, Mt.

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What Happens When a School Closes Its Library?

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The Texas Education Agency awards letter grades to schools and districts based on test scores and other student performance metrics. In addition to districts, schools in Texas are individually given A through F grades based partially on standardized test scores. For short-answer questions, they wrote on an index card.

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The ABCs of SEL (or, the Impact of Social-Emotional Learning)

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The data included traditional ABC metrics drawn from student information systems, as well as data from the Panorama Social-Emotional Learning Survey , which asks students to reflect on their behavior, attitudes and mindsets through psychometrically-validated , multiple-choice questions.

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Can a Test Ever Be Fair? How Today's Standardized Tests Get Made.

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He recently spoke with us about testing bias, holding psychometricians accountable for the exams they create and whether the future holds any innovation for a field still dominated by math, language and multiple choice questions. Mark Moulton : Here that whole question is, what does fair mean? That’s an unfair test.

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