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Testimony of Monty Neill, Ed.D. to the Rhode Island Board of Regents Regarding Proposed Graduation Requirements

Testimony of FairTest's Monty Neill to the Maryland Joint Committee on Education/Ways and Means

for immediate release, Monday, March 17, 2008

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The State of Teacher Education in California

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4/21/04 v.4.4

The State of Teacher Education in California
A Report to Faculty, Students, and the Public

AIMS Op Ed

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AIMS can be saved--make it
VOLUNTARY

Arizona AIMS or Staford 9 Opt-out in English and Spanish

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Dear Principal ___________________ and Superintendent ___________________,

"How to Improve High-Stakes Test Scores Without Really Improving"

"How to Improve High-Stakes
Test Scores Without Really Improving"

by Richard L. Allington, Ph.D., University of Florida,
in Issues in Education: Contributions from Educational Psychology.
Adapted by CalCARE and FairTest.

Test Scores Unreliable Means of Assessing School Quality

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High-Stakes Test-Based Accountability Policies: Problems and Pitfalls

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High-Stakes Test-Based Accountability
Policies: Problems and Pitfalls

Anne Wheelock

In 1993, the Massachusetts Board of Education approved a policy
advisory for circulation to all school districts in Massachusetts.
Entitled "School Account-ability and Indicator Systems: Implications
for Policy Making in Massachusetts," the policy advisory
presented research on accountability policies and standards-based
reform. Among other findings, this policy advisory noted that:

MCAS Alert September 2000

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FairTest / CARE (Coalition
for Authentic Reform in Education)


MCAS: Making the Massachusetts
Dropout Crisis Worse

“I think a lot of people are going to
drop out if they fail this test. If they feel they’re not
going to make it to college, why bother trying?”
- Lacy Langevin, New Bedford High School, Class of 2003

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