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Articles related to "Naep"
The Case for National Standardized Tests national assessment of educational progress • naep • national educational performance tests
Teachers' Time on Task Middle-school teachers in the United States are teaching for hundreds of hours more than their international colleagues. But what is being taught and why? middle school • teachers • teaching time • eighth-grade • students
U.S. Students Math Knowledge nationalstandardizedtesting,NAEP, nationalstandardizedtesting • naep • programforstudentassessment • curriculumstndards • highqualityteaching
Networks Blow Coverage of Texas Educational Achievement The national media displays it Democratic bias in its coverage of a new RAND issue paper on Texas education. texas • bush • education • rand
Blue Ribbon School in Iowa How do you become a Blue Ribbon School when the odds are against you? You don't make excuses. You assess the needs and try new things. no child left behind • nclb • blue ribbon school • iowa • muscatine
Speaking Graphic Stories Reading interest often ebbs in 5th grade. A new line of interactive stories with game-quality sound and graphics aims to engage readers and develop their language skills speaking graphic stories • speaking web • graphic novels • book-length comics • classroom-appropriate graphic novels
Speaking Graphic Stories Reading interest often ebbs in 5th grade. A new line of interactive stories with game-quality sound and graphics aims to engage readers and develop their language skills speaking graphic stories • speaking web • graphic novels • book-length comics • classroom-appropriate graphic novels
AAUW Study Says No Boys Crisis The American Association of University Women, which promotes women's issues, says the boys' crisis is a myth. Read the evidence. aauw study debunks boys crisis • single sex classrooms • gaps between girls boys academic achievement • girls do better in reading • boys do better in math
Predicting Dropouts By 6th grade the signs are often there for who is likely to drop out. Learn the signs and what to do to prevent academic failure. dropout prevention • at risk middle school students • at risk interventions • grades predict dropouts • attendance predicts dropouts
No Child Left Behind No Child Left Behind, enacted by the Bush administration (FY2001) in response to a failure of the American educational system has had several years no child left behind act • children • education • teacher improvement • charter schools
School Proficiencies Inconsistent With No Child Left Behind mandates, each state sets levels of proficiency. Some are high and some are very low. Where does your state fall? school proficiency standards • proficiency illusions • nclb • state standards vary greatly • unequal no child left behind standards |
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