But while exams that test the Common Core are still in development, her kids will be taking
the same old state tests.
Not exact matches
Quite surprisingly, he cites New Jersey's tortured 35 - year -
old Abbott litigation as an example of «success,» but neglects to mention that the
state's black students, the principal beneficiaries of the remedy, are still scoring at about the
same relative levels on the NAEP
tests as in 1992.
SBAC data is
same -
old,
same -
old; we had it all along with our
state tests.
At the
same time, I believe that it is appropriate for
states to debate this question, and we should expect some
states to pull out, especially once the
testing starts, and we — as we expect — if the
test scores come out and kids do much worse on these new
tests than the
old tests, then there's going to be huge political pressure for some other
states to pull out and it won't be the end of the world.
Most of the analysts contacted for this brief said that when
states changed
tests, they simply applied the
same methods they did in other years, except the prior year scores were from the
old test and the current year scores were from the new
test.
In the
old model,
states with higher risk student populations were held to the
same testing standards regardless of their improvement progress or funding challenges.