Category: curriculum/grades/testing

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College Professor Targeting Students Unfairly? What Can A Student Do?

Colleges can be tricky places to navigate.  They are especially tricky when a university student encounters a professor who acts in inappropriate ways toward the student, such as by targeting them for termination or retaliating against the student for perceived offenses against the professor.  College students often won’t take action

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Student Study Teams: Do They Get Results In School?

Students often seem to chug along unnoticed.  Students go to school and do homework and on and on like a spinning wheel.  What if a school administrator calls and says a student has been referred for an “SST meeting?”  What is this “SST” and should a parent get one? What

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How To Exempt Your Child From Statewide School Testing

As we all know, our kids are required to take state mandated educational tests, such as the CAASPP (California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress), to evaluate where they are in relation to grade level standards.  Most parents have their kids participate.  However, parents may exempt their child from these

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When School Districts Cheat on Tests, Students Lose

When I heard about the group of school districts in Atlanta Georgia purposefully altering students’ state test answers to raise the overall scores and get more funding, I would not say I was surprised, but I was saddened. Cheating by school districts does occur. For example, in 2012, a Texas

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You Must Help Your Kids With Their Science Homework

The National Association of Educational Science (NAES) released the test results for many of our nation’s children showing a distinct weakness in the sciences.  For example of 300 possible points, the average score was between 147-153.  If graded in the traditional way, this would be an “F.” The United States

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