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Asheville, NC 28801
United States
Nonpartisan Education Group
education policy, education industry, education administration, information suppression, censorship
education policy, education journalism, standardized testing, censorship, think tanks
education policy, cost analysis, economics of education, Brookings Institution, World Bank, National Research Council, CRESST, research ethics
Lake Wobegon Effect, artificial test score gains, standardized testing, cheating, education policy, education
College Board, CEEB, ETS, David Coleman, Cyndie Schmeiser, Education, School, Test, SAT, AP, Advanced Placement, Non Profit, 501c3, Manuel Alfaro, Monopoly, Regulation, Antitrust, Hedge Fund, Offshore, PSAT, NMSQT, USED, NACAC, Predictive Validity, College Admission, Assessment, High School GPA
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test score inflation, artificial test score gains, high stakes, consequential validity, CRESST, HGSE, Daniel Koretz, Harvard, Lake Wobegon Effect, John J. Cannell, Texas Education Miracle, standardized test, audit, low stakes test, curricular alignment, standards, education, school, lax security
test score inflation, Lake Wobegon Effect, cheating, standardized testing, education
education policy, standardized testing, test-score inflation, education research, Lake Wobegon effect, artificial test-score gains, John J. Cannell, Daniel Koretz, CRESST, Nonpartisan Education Review, Richard P Phelps
education, standardized testing, public opinion, comparative education
Common Core, standards, mathematics, SAT, standardized testing
CCSSO, NGA, Center for Best Practices, Education, School, Common Core, CCSS, Standards, Governors, Non-Profit, 501c3, Gates Foundation, Chris Minnich, Gene Wilhoit, Philanthropy, PARCC, SBAC, NCSL, Federalism, Donors, Copyright, Assessment, Test
DCPS, District of Columbia, Education Reform, Michelle Rhee, Educational Testing, Value-Added Measurement, IMPACT
Common Core, PARCC, MCAS, testing, assessment, Massachusetts, standards
Test security, Educator cheating, Test score inflation, High stakes, Standardized tests, Education, CRESST, Daniel Koretz, John J. Cannell, Lake Wobegon Effect
Education, School, Achieve, Common Core, CCSS, Accountability, Education, Federalism, National Education Summit, Education Reform, Diploma Project, Governors, CEOs, Standards, Curriculum, Gates Foundation, Philanthropy, PARCC
Chile, PSU, university admission, standardized testing, education, policy
DCPS, District of Columbia, Michelle Rhee, Education Reform, Educational Testing, Cheating on Tests, Value-Added Measurement, Test Security
Common Core, MCAS, PARCC, education standards, standardized testing
NRC, National Research Council, Board on Testing and Assessment, CRESST, research ethics, standardized testing
education, standardized testing, educational assessment, Lake Wobegon Effect, John J. Cannell, cheating on tests, research ethics
Thomas B. Fordham, Fordham Foundation, Fordham Institute, Education, School, Philanthropy, Checker Finn, Chester A. Finn, Jr., Michael Petrilli, Thelma Fordham Pruett, Third Rail Politics, Non Profit, 501c3, State Standards, Benchmarking, Common Core, CCSS, Koret Task Force, Dayton, Ohio, Charters
Exit Exams, High School, Educational Testing, Graduation Exams, No Child Left Behind, Research Methodology
Testing, standardized testing, college admissions, assessment, achievement test, aptitude test, SAT, ACT, state testing, federal testing, tenth amendment, annual testing, grade-span testing, high stakes, test security, No Child Left Behind, Common Core
expertise, education policy, censorship, education reform
standardized testing, educational assessment, National Research Council, CRESST, research fraud
high school graduation, completion, ratios, rates, NCES
OECD, CRESST, assessment, testing, censorship, research ethics
standardized testing, reliability, test reporting, technical reports, test development
education policy, educational testing, information suppression, literature reviews, dismissive reviews, citation cartels, meta-analysis
education testing, student asssessment, Lake Wobegon Effect, Daniel Koretz, CRESST, test-score inflation, research fraud, high-stakes testing
Common Core, PARCC, SBAC, Thomas B. Fordham, Council of Chief State School Officers, CCSSO, National Governors' Association, assessment, evaluation, testing, examination, college and career readiness
dismissive review, firstness claim, research fraud, censorship, information suppression, education research
dropouts, education policy, graduations, statistics
expertise, censorship, Republican Party, education policy, education reform
CRESST, education reform, citation cartels, dismissive reviews, educational testing, No Child Left Behind, censorship, information suppression
Common Core, college admissions, standardized testing, educational assessments, ACT, SAT, SBAC, PARCC
Common Core, standardized testing, Arkansas, PARCC, education, policy
education, boarding school, school governance, education outcomes
school, standardized, testing, Kamenetz, NPR, US journalism, censorship
education policy, OECD, censorship, assessment, evaluation
assessment, standardized testing, cheating, National Research Council, schools
standards, standardized testing, NCME, AERA, APA, education, psychology
test score inflation, artificial test score gains, Daniel Koretz, CRESST, cheating, standardized testing
education statistics, high school, graduation rate, secondary education, NCES, Census Bureau
expertise, censorship, education policy, journalism, information dissemination
