Here's a fresh idea from an experienced testing professional that addresses the problem of the overuse of standardized testing. Elford argues that so-called test-based reform has given rise to the 'cram curriculum' and turned schools into test-prep centers. Overlooked are the classroom teachers, who observe the actual work of students and are the primary and richest source of information on learning. Beyond Standardized Testing lays out a better approach to accountability using standards, teacher judgments, and the tools of the information age.
Here's a fresh idea from an experienced testing professional that addresses the problem of the overuse of standardized testing. Elford argues that so-called test-based reform has given rise to the 'cram curriculum' and turned schools into test-prep centers. Overlooked are the classroom teachers, who observe the actual work of students and are the primary and richest source of information on learning. Beyond Standardized Testing lays out a better approach to accountability using standards, teacher judgments, and the tools of the information age.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Part 1 Foreword Part 2 Preface Part 3 Introduction: The Basic Argument Chapter 4 1 What Counts in Accountability? Chapter 5 2 The Reliance on Standardized, Special Event Testing Chapter 6 3 The Rap Against Standardized testing Chapter 7 4 Standardized Means Interpretable Chapter 8 5 Which Come First, the Test or the Curriculum? Chapter 9 6 Hyping Student Performance Via the Cram Curriculum Chapter 10 7 What ever Happened to the Scholastic Aptitude Test? Chapter 11 8 Avoiding the Information Age: The Road Not Considered Chapter 12 9 National Attention to Content and Performance Standards Chapter 13 10 Teacher Know Best: Standardizing Teacher Judgment Chapter 14 11 Envisioning an Instructional Management Information System Chapter 15 12 How an Instructional Management Information System Would Work Chapter 16 13 Providing a Truly "Public" Education via the Internet Chapter 17 14 Rubrics and Grades: Getting Around the Curve Chapter 18 15 A New Credential: Certified Instructional Manager Chapter 19 16 By-Product I: New Information for College Admissions Chapter 20 17 By-Product II: Making Academics Count in the Workplace Chapter 21 18 A 21st Century Federal Initiative in Education Part 22 Epilogue Part 23 Index Part 24 About the Author
Part 1 Foreword Part 2 Preface Part 3 Introduction: The Basic Argument Chapter 4 1 What Counts in Accountability? Chapter 5 2 The Reliance on Standardized, Special Event Testing Chapter 6 3 The Rap Against Standardized testing Chapter 7 4 Standardized Means Interpretable Chapter 8 5 Which Come First, the Test or the Curriculum? Chapter 9 6 Hyping Student Performance Via the Cram Curriculum Chapter 10 7 What ever Happened to the Scholastic Aptitude Test? Chapter 11 8 Avoiding the Information Age: The Road Not Considered Chapter 12 9 National Attention to Content and Performance Standards Chapter 13 10 Teacher Know Best: Standardizing Teacher Judgment Chapter 14 11 Envisioning an Instructional Management Information System Chapter 15 12 How an Instructional Management Information System Would Work Chapter 16 13 Providing a Truly "Public" Education via the Internet Chapter 17 14 Rubrics and Grades: Getting Around the Curve Chapter 18 15 A New Credential: Certified Instructional Manager Chapter 19 16 By-Product I: New Information for College Admissions Chapter 20 17 By-Product II: Making Academics Count in the Workplace Chapter 21 18 A 21st Century Federal Initiative in Education Part 22 Epilogue Part 23 Index Part 24 About the Author
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