Published: January 5, 2006
Executive Summary: Below the Surface
An analysis of test data finds the results both heartening and sobering.
State efforts to carry out standards-based education over the past decade have a positive, but modest, relationship with gains in student achievement on the National Assessment of Educational Progress, according to this year’s edition of Quality Counts .
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