LAS VEGAS (AP) — Last school year, Common Core-aligned standardized tests marched forward, going from paper-and-pencil to the computer to allow for questions to adapt in difficulty based on a student's answer. A new baseline of testing data was expected as a result. However, many states had technical issues with the electronic form that left them unable to complete the testing.
Schools Face Incomplete Data After Common Core Test Troubles
Sally Ho, Business Insider
Sat, 09/05/2015 - 7:57am
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