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How America fell in (and out of) love with testing
US politicians, parents and school districts were once united on the power of testing. But, as the number of tests ballooned, attitudes began to change – with even Barack Obama joining the chorus of criticism. Are times changing?
15 January 2016
Jeb Bush: the man who would be president skirts issues of education
Former Florida governor’s reforms – acclaimed by Obama – may become a liability
7 June 2015
Man who would be president skirts issues of education
Jeb Bush’s reforms – acclaimed by Obama – may become a liability
5 June 2015
The high schoolers moonlighting at US universities
`Dual enrolment’ allows students to earn credits towards degrees
13 February 2015
When there are no right answers
A documentary film about a new US public school was meant to capture a success story. But as students dropped out and teachers’ idealism crumbled, it revealed instead a malaise that is harming the whole system. Jon Marcus reports
7 February 2014
When there are no right answers
A documentary film about a new US public school was meant to capture a success story. But as students dropped out and teachers’ idealism crumbled, it revealed instead a malaise that is harming the whole system. Jon Marcus reports
7 February 2014
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