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NCLB Administrative Tinkering Fails to Address the Flawed "Test and Punish" Policies Initiated By Nation at Risk Misdiagnosis
Posted April 22nd, 2008 by fairtest
for further information contact:
Jesse Mermell/Monty Neill (617) 864-4810
or Robert Schaeffer (239) 395-6773
for immediate release, Tuesday, April 22, 2008 after Sec. Spellings’ Detroit speech.
"Beyond NCLB" by Monty Neill Available at Rethinking Schools
Posted April 17th, 2008 by fairtest"Beyond NCLB" by FairTest's Monty Neill is available in Rethinking Schools at http://www.rethinkingschools.org/archive/22_03/beyo223.shtml.
FairTest's Reaction to Secretary Spellings’ “Differentiated Accountability" Plan
Posted March 18th, 2008 by fairtestfor further information contact:
Dr. Monty Neill (617) 864-4810 Robert Schaeffer (239) 395-6773
for immediate release, Tuesday, March 18, 2008
“No Child Left Behind” After Six Years: An Escalating Track Record of Failure
Posted January 25th, 2008 by fairtestAfter six years, there is overwhelming evidence that the deeply flawed “No Child Left Behind” law (NCLB) is doing more harm than good in our nation’s public schools. NCLB’s test-and-punish approach to school reform relies on limited, one-size-fits-all tools that reduce education to little more than test prep. It produces unfair decisions and requires unproven, often irrational "solutions" to complex problems. NCLB is clearly underfunded, but fully funding a bad law is not a solution.
Refocusing Accountability
Posted January 10th, 2008 by fairtest
Briefing Paper Prepared for Members of
The Congress of The United States
Refocusing Accountability:
Using Local Performance Assessments to Enhance Teaching and Learning
for Higher Order Skills
Failing Our Children: Executive Summary
Posted November 2nd, 2007 by fairtest
Failing Our Children: |