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Only 16 States Still Share Common-Core Tests, Survey Finds Only 16 States Still Share Common-Core Tests, Education Week Finds
Education Week has tracked states’ testing requirements since 2014. This year’s survey finds a continued, steady erosion in the number of states using the PARCC or Smarter Balanced common-core-aligned tests. Read more.
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Which States Require the SAT or ACT? Which Ones Require a Test to Graduate? Education Week Tells You
The number of states requiring students to take college-admissions tests, or pass an exit exam to graduate, is holding steady. Find out what each state requires of students. Read more.
Textbooks Alone Don't Boost Test Scores, Study Says Textbooks Alone Don't Boost Test Scores, Study Says
Researchers find that none of the 14 math textbooks they studied was consistently linked to gains in 4th and 5th grade student test scores at hundreds of schools in six states. Read more.
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Graphic Novels Belong in Your English Class. Here's How to Use Them
Introducing graphic novels into the classroom provides a unique opportunity to teach a different type of literacy: visual literacy, a skill that’s part of the common core. Read more.
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