Not exact matches
Hillary Rodham Clinton is a dear friend of a fiery teachers union leader, she speaks out
against the bombardment of
standardized testing that dismays
educators, and she never misses a chance to say how enamored she is with those who teach.
Parents and
educators alike have increasingly lashed out
against the high number of
standardized tests students must take, the high stakes attached to those
test results, and the narrowed curriculum that occurs when schools are held accountable for students»
test results in only two or three subjects.
With congressional efforts underway to reauthorize No Child Left Behind, a burgeoning movement of
educators, school administrators, parents and students has blossomed in the fight
against high - stakes
standardized testing.
Yet that gathering of fifteen or so
educators sharing their experience, expertise, and asking questions about alternatives to
standardized testing was nothing short of sedition
against a Testocracy that has attempted to silence teachers as it implements corporate education reform.
As students across the country buckle down for
standardized testing season, the recent backlash
against implementing the Common Core State Standards has illuminated a pressing problem for
educators and students...
As students across the country buckle down for
standardized testing season, the recent backlash
against implementing the Common Core State Standards has illuminated a pressing problem for
educators and students alike: our education system's emphasis on curriculum.