Getting State Standards Right in the Early and Middle Grades
SREB states were among the first in the nation to set comprehensive state
standards for K-12 schools. But setting standards is only part of the job.
Getting the standards right and keeping them right may be the most important
task facing public education today. This report recommends the use of the
National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) as a yardstick for state
standards and includes state profiles of student performance on standards and
NAEP assessments for each SREB state.
Goals that it reflects:
- Achievement in the early grades for all groups of students exceeds
national averages and performance gaps are closed.
- Achievement in the middle grades for all groups of students exceeds
national averages and performance gaps are closed.
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Catalog information: (06E19); 32 pages; 2006; $5
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