There are a variety of ways to assess student achievement and knowledge, but the most common and least expensive is standardized testing. Learn ways to discuss testing of academic skills and evaluation with your child's teachers. Be an advocate for your child to make sure they're being assessed in ways that measure their competencies and learn strategies for teaching your child to be more successful with tests and evaluations.
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Characteristics of Authentic Assessment
Educational assessment has undergone a revolution in the last three decades (Alleman & Brophy, 2001a; Brandt, 1992;...
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The Rights of Parents and Guardians According to IDEA
Infants and toddlers ages birth through 2 and preschoolers who will have an individualized family service plan must have...
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Error Analysis of Mathematics
The purposes of error analysis are to (1) identify the patterns of errors or mistakes that students make in their work,...
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Independent Educational Evaluation (IEE): What Parents Should Know
What's an IEE? Why does my child need one, and how do I get one? Get the answers here.
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Student Perceptions of Grades
Students’ perceptions of grades are important for two general reasons (Black & Wiliam, 1998; Crooks, 1988; Ross,...
