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Science cannot be secret!

In a recent contribution to the growth/value-added discussion on the DATAG listserv, it was stated that "We invite comment from any of our…

Started by Ken Wagner

0 Jun 22, 2008

Accountability Grows Up?

The Capital Region BOCES recently sponsored a useful conference entitled Ready, Set, Grow!: School Improvement through Value-Added Analysis…

Started by Ken Wagner

10 Jun 17, 2008
Reply by Ken Wagner

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Started by Michael Ehlers

0 Jun 10, 2008

Reflections on the Special Education Snapshot

I imagine it will be anti-climatic when the bureaucratic button is finally pushed to close Part I of this year's biggest data drama. The Sp…

Started by Ken Wagner

4 May 19, 2008
Reply by Ken Wagner

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