Teachers and educational leaders should be asking a long list of important questions before moving forward with a flawed and potentially destructive educational practice that fails to inform instruction of our students and takes away from true learning.
John R. Bestor
Many questions remain unanswered about Connecticut’s SBAC test
Teachers and educational leaders should be asking a long list of important questions before moving forward with a flawed and potentially destructive educational practice that fails to inform instruction of our students and takes away from true learning.
Op-ed: Common Core — an unproven ‘reform’ movement
I would strongly recommend that the legislators eliminate the Common Core State Standards and rescind any laws that promote “one-size-fits-all” curricula, high stakes testing, unprotected data storage and a regressive teacher evaluation process. In my opinion, the current “reform” initiative threatens all that is good in educational practice these days while only offering unfounded promises that its “reforms” will make any real difference in solving the politically untenable problem of poverty and inequitable educational opportunity in our society.