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What Good Are Multiple-Choice Tests?
In this study in Journal of Psychological Science (summarized by John Horton in The Education Gadfly), Genna Angello, Elizabeth Bjork, Robert Bjork, and Jeri Little (University of California/Los Angeles) found that multiple-choice tests can provide valid and helpful information on students’ knowledge and skills if test items push them to retrieve knowledge and do some higher-order thinking rather than…
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When 18-year-old high school senior Krystal Myers tried to speak out about what she perceived as heavy-handed religious indoctrination by her Lenoir City, Tenn., public school, she got a lesson in…
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JOHN TIERNEY - John T. Tierney is a former college professor and high-school teacher. More
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WHAT would it really take to give students a first-rate education? Some argue that our schools are irremediably broken and that…
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The Atlantic Monthly
A eye-opening new paper comparing U.S. students to their international peers by social class finds that the richest Americans are world-class readers, and in math, our disadvantaged kids have improved more than almost any…
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By Barnett Barry
Advancing the Teaching Profession
January 22, 2013
There's no question that if teaching is ever to become fully professionalized, then teachers need to be evaluated on results. Across the…
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I recently got into a discussion with my friend Errol St. Clair Smith, ExecutiveProducer at BAM Radio Network on the effect that technology has had on the news media. Many of the old tried and true guidelines of journalism have been forever changed with the 24-hour news cycle, as well as, news on demand. There is also the ability of anyone to publish at anytime and have the capacity of communicating tolarge masses with the click of a enter button (return button for Apple Folks).…
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