The NAEP scores have inspired a great deal of handwringing and navel gazing and at least one more addition to the edu-panic vocabulary (make...

When someone from the other side of debate announces that they Get It finally, you can find yourself torn between reactions. A sarcastic ...

PARCC is touting two new radio spots that feature a couple of Teacher of the Year winners touting the wonderfulness of the PARCC. The Nat...

The full court press for the Big Standardized Test is on, with all manner of spokespersons and PR initiatives trying to convince Americans t...

The Fordham Institute is back with another "study" of circular reasoning and unexamined assumptions that concludes that reformster...

Here's the morning's promoted tweet from the College Board College Board Search's PSAT database increased 4.1%. Reach these ...

CAP is back with another one of its "reports." This one took four whole authors to produce, and it's entitled "Praise Joy...

Acting Pretend Secretary of Education John King has offered further guidance as a follow-up to last year's Testing Action Plan , and i...

There's a huge amount of discussion about how the New ESEA will affect policy and the flow of money and the new ways that privateers can...

This week the Pennsylvania House of Representatives voted to postpone the use of the Keystone Exam (Pennsylvania's version of the Big St...

Want more proof, again, some more, of the connection between socio-economic status and standardized test results? Twitter follower Joseph Ro...