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Can We Stop Obsessing About the Effects of Remote Instruction on Student Learning?
Let’s start talking about student learning recovery and stop focusing on the impact of remote instruction during the pandemic.
Read MoreLet’s start talking about student learning recovery and stop focusing on the impact of remote instruction during the pandemic.
Read MoreMeasuring post-COVID student learning recovery with large-scale assessment draws focus on how we make sense of test scores.
Read MoreOur 2022 Reidy Interactive Lecture Series focused on how we can better address the pandemic impact on student learning.
Read MoreAssessment program development requires a process that begins with a strong first step including discovery, design, and dissemination.
Read MoreAssessment results in 2022 can tell us a lot about where learning stands, but only if presented correctly for accurate comparisons.
Read MoreOne small change in Federal testing law could lead to significant improvements in state tests and the perception of state testing.
Read MoreUsing a state test to inform instruction is possible, but has limitations that educators and other stakeholders need to understand.
Read MoreIt’s critical that educators use the right educational assessment tools to understand and overcome challenges related to COVID recovery.
Read MoreConsidering Options Between Curriculum-Specific and Curriculum-Agnostic State Assessment State summative assessments are intentionally designed to be curriculum-agnostic. The design of these state assessments ignores the various instructional materials and other […]
Read MorePractical Challenges to the Use of Through-Year Assessment for Accountability The interest in using through-year assessment systems in place of traditional end-of-year state summative assessments has been increasing rapidly and […]
Read MoreNow is the Time to Begin Preparing for the Reporting of Spring 2022 Assessment Results The question about the pandemic impact has largely been answered – it’s bad (e.g., Betebenner et […]
Read MoreIssues and Considerations Regarding Time Spent on Testing It’s rare to find an issue that nearly everyone agrees with, but I think that the desire to reduce testing time is […]
Read MoreGuidelines for Getting the Most out of Interactions with Your Technical Advisory Committee What kind of advisor is right for you? Advisors come in all different shapes and sizes and […]
Read MoreA Focus on Creativity In my recent post, I promised to reveal the type of through year assessment design I’d like to see. After providing some background and context, I provide […]
Read MoreA Call to Policymakers to Support Multi-Year Acceleration Efforts I and many others were concerned that the uncertainty with interpreting Spring 2021 state summative test scores because of all the […]
Read MoreMaking Teachers Active Agents in Improving Assessment Literacy Most of us would agree that if the problem of improving K-12 educator assessment literacy has not been solved, it is not […]
Read MoreData from the Spring 2021 Summative Assessments Enhances Our Understanding of the Impact of the Pandemic As we approach 18 months into the COVID-19 pandemic, evidence regarding the academic impact […]
Read MoreDissecting the Conundrum of Testing Throughout the Year or Once at the End in a Conversation Between Teacher and Student Various states have advanced through course assessment proposals, in which […]
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