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Popham, W. James – George Lucas Educational Foundation, 2005
For the last four decades, students' scores on standardized tests have increasingly been regarded as the most meaningful evidence for evaluating U.S. schools. Most Americans, indeed, believe students' standardized test performances are the only legitimate indicator of a school's instructional effectiveness. Yet, although test-based evaluations of…
Descriptors: Federal Legislation, Educational Quality, Standardized Tests, Educational Change


