Nonstop pressure to raise the test scores INEVITABLY leads to cheating. This despite the fact teachers can lose their licenses and they and their "superiors" can be held criminally liable.
Thursday, March 31, 2011
How Good Does Michelle Rhee Look in Orange?
As Valerie Strauss notes in a column following the latest D.C. schools scandal, it's time for authorities to subpoena everybody connected with the standardized test cheating, including Rhee.
Nonstop pressure to raise the test scores INEVITABLY leads to cheating. This despite the fact teachers can lose their licenses and they and their "superiors" can be held criminally liable.
Nonstop pressure to raise the test scores INEVITABLY leads to cheating. This despite the fact teachers can lose their licenses and they and their "superiors" can be held criminally liable.
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