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Test Woes
If a student receives a bad test score, how do you interpret it? Would you allow the student to retake a modified version of the test? — B. , Ohio There are many possible interpretations of a poor score on … Continue reading
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Tagged assessment, classroom strategies, evaluation process, teaching strategies, test scores, testing
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Ed News: New Science Standards A Boon For The Littlest Learners
This week in education news, new science standards a benefit for children in grades K-2; science education under attack in Florida public schools; Smithsonian partners with Carnegie Learning to build new STEM products; providing only STEM courses for gifted students … Continue reading
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Tagged California, Climate Change, climate science, creationism, Education News Roundup, Florida, ISS, NGSS, NSTA/NCTM STEM Teacher Ambassador, Science Education, science standards, STEM, teacher recruitment and retention, teacher shortage, test scores, Trump Administration
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