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The Best of Both Worlds

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The Best of Both Worlds

November 1, 2016  |  Jack Schneider, Joe Feldman, and Dan French  |  Phi Delta Kappan

Category: Performance Assessment

Relying on teachers’ assessments for the information currently provided by standardized test scores would save instructional time, better capture the true abilities of diverse students, and reduce the problem of teaching to the test. A California high school is implementing standards-based reporting, ensuring that teacher-issued grades function as reliable and valid descriptors of student academic performance. At the state level, the New Hampshire Department of Education is anchoring accountability in teacher-assessed performance tasks rather than in standardized tests. The article offers guidelines and caveats to those interested in pursuing this work.

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