Previously, districts had strong incentives to resist high proficiency standards, as they feared their schools might be subject to increasingly severe penalties for not producing improved test results. (educationnext.org)
As technology improves and develops more and more, students will value these practices at a younger age and will be able to produce a more efficient flow of study and overall improve their test results. (qaeducation.co.uk)
«By helping our teachers with training they can apply directly in their classrooms, we not only improved our test results, we changed the entire culture of our school. (edutopia.org)