How Can School Accountability Reflect the Purposes of Education?
To decide what accountability systems should measure, we must articulate the purposes of schooling. Then we can build systems that reflect them.
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A Social Justice Critical Framing for Opportunity-to-Learn Indicator Use
Making the Meaning of Opportunity More Socioculturally Sustainable, Inclusive, and Action-Oriented This is the first post by one of our 2021 summer interns based on their project and the assessment and accountability […]
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What’s Even Going On?
Collecting Data on Student Experiences to Understand Student Learning in Light of COVID-19 As the school year gets underway, one question on everyone’s mind is: What impact will all of […]
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Improving Equity: What Makes Accountability Indicators Meaningful?
Ensure You’re Receiving Valuable Information Necessary to Support Student Equity and Improvement This is the third in a series of CenterLine posts by our 2019 summer interns and their Center mentors based […]
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Improving Equity: Understanding State Identification Systems under ESSA
Creating a Framework to Help Describe Differences in How States Identify Schools for Support and Improvement This is the second in a series of CenterLine posts by our 2019 summer interns and […]
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How Did “On Track” Get So “Off Track”?
Colloquial Language Is More Familiar, But Can be More Easily Misinterpreted When Reporting Test Results With the proliferation of large-scale state summative assessments and published results, one could say that […]
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