Isbn: 9781433130588 - de-testing and de-grading schools: authentic alternatives to accountability and standardization (492) (counterpoints: studies in criticality) (23 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: New. A century of education and education reform, along with more than three decades of high-stakes testing and accountability, reveals a disturbing paradox: education has a steadfast commitment to testing and grading. This commitment persists despite ample research, theory, and philosophy revealing the corrosive consequences of both testing and grading in an education system designed to support human agency and democratic principles. This revised edited volume brings together a collection of updated and new essays that confronts the failure of testing and grading. The book explores the historical failure of testing and grading; the theoretical and philosophical arguments against testing and grading; the negative influence of tests and grades on social justice, race, class, and gender; and the role that they play in perpetuating a deficit perspective of children. The chapters fall under two broad sections. Part I, Degrading Learning, Detesting Education: The Failure of High-Stake Accountability in Education, includes essays on the historical, theoretical, and philosophical arguments against testing and grading. Part II, De-Grading and De-Testing in a Time of High-Stakes Education Reform, presents practical experiments in de-testing and de-grading classrooms for authentic learning experiences. …

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A century of education and education reform, along with more than three decades of high-stakes testing and accountability, reveals a disturbing paradox: education has a steadfast commitment to testing and grading. This commitment persists despite ample research, theory, and philosophy revealing the corrosive consequences of both testing and grading in an education system designed to support human agency and democratic principles. This revised edited volume brings together a collection of updated and new essays that confronts the failure of testing and grading. The book explores the historical failure of testing and grading; the theoretical and philosophical arguments against testing and grading; the negative influence of tests and grades on social justice, race, class, and gender; and the role that they play in perpetuating a deficit perspective of children. The chapters fall under two broad sections. Part I, Degrading Learning, Detesting Education: The Failure of High-Stake Accountability in Education, includes essays on the historical, theoretical, and philosophical arguments against testing and grading. Part II, De-Grading and De-Testing in a Time of High-Stakes Education Reform, presents practical experiments in de-testing and de-grading classrooms for authentic learning experiences. The book explores the historical failure of testing and grading; the theoretical and philosophical arguments against testing and grading; the negative influence of tests and grades on social justice, race, class, and gender; and the role that they play in perpetuating a deficit perspective of children. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Originalbroschur. Condición: Wie neu. VIII, 305 S. NCLB's Lost Decade for Educational Progress: What Can We Learn from This Policy Failure? Lisa Guisbond with Monty Neill and Bob Schaeffer -- Assessment and Quality: Policy-Steering and the Making of a Deus ex Machina. Fernando F. Padró, Michael F. Hawke, and Laurie M. Hawke -- Technocratic Groupthink Inflates theTesting Bubble. Anthony Cody -- America's Obsessive-Assessment Disorder. Lawrence Baines and Rhonda Goolsby-Smith -- Solidarity and Critical Dialogue: Interrupting the Degradation of Teacher Preparation. Julie A. Gorlewski and David A. Gorlewski -- Feeding the World = Reading the World: Let Them Eat Tests. Morna McDermott -- Chapter Seven: Bubble in B for Boredom. Richard Mora -- Reconciling Student Outcomes and Community. Self-Reliance in Modern School Reform Contexts. Brian R. Beabout and Andre M. Perry -- Role of Assessment in Empowering/Disempowering. Students in the Critical Pedagogy Classroom. David L. Bolton and John M. Elmore -- "How Long Does This Have to Be?": Confronting the Standardization of Writing Instruction with Teachers in National Writing Project Invitational Summer Institutes. Christian Z. Goering -- Telling Time with a Broken Clock: Moving Beyond Standardized Testing. Joe Bower -- The Grading Mousetrap: Narcissism, Abjection, and the Politics of Self-Harm. John L. Hoben -- Leadership Denied: Principal as Compliance Officer. Arnold Dodge, Ruth Powers Silverberg, and Katie Zahedi -- Journey into Ungrading. Hadley J. Ferguson -- An Oath to Stop Degrading Students: A Story of De-grading an Elementary Classroom. Jennifer Magee and Mark Dziedzic -- De-grading Writing Instruction: Closing the "Considerable Gap". P. L. Thomas -- One Week, Many Thoughts. Brian Rhode -- Striving Toward Authentic Teaching for Social Justice: Additional Considerations. Lisa William-White -- Yes, to Be Clear, I Am Anti-testing, Anti-grading. P. L. Thomas. ISBN 9781433130588 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 428 Revised education. New introdcution by Rick Wormeli. …

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Paperback. Condición: New. A century of education and education reform, along with more than three decades of high-stakes testing and accountability, reveals a disturbing paradox: education has a steadfast commitment to testing and grading. This commitment persists despite ample research, theory, and philosophy revealing the corrosive consequences of both testing and grading in an education system designed to support human agency and democratic principles. This revised edited volume brings together a collection of updated and new essays that confronts the failure of testing and grading. The book explores the historical failure of testing and grading; the theoretical and philosophical arguments against testing and grading; the negative influence of tests and grades on social justice, race, class, and gender; and the role that they play in perpetuating a deficit perspective of children. The chapters fall under two broad sections. Part I, Degrading Learning, Detesting Education: The Failure of High-Stake Accountability in Education, includes essays on the historical, theoretical, and philosophical arguments against testing and grading. Part II, De-Grading and De-Testing in a Time of High-Stakes Education Reform, presents practical experiments in de-testing and de-grading classrooms for authentic learning experiences. …

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -A century of education and education reform, along with more than three decades of high-stakes testing and accountability, reveals a disturbing paradox: education has a steadfast commitment to testing and grading. This commitment persists despite ample research, theory, and philosophy revealing the corrosive consequences of both testing and grading in an education system designed to support human agency and democratic principles. This revised edited volume brings together a collection of updated and new essays that confronts the failure of testing and grading. The book explores the historical failure of testing and grading; the theoretical and philosophical arguments against testing and grading; the negative influence of tests and grades on social justice, race, class, and gender; and the role that they play in perpetuating a deficit perspective of children. The chapters fall under two broad sections. Part I, Degrading Learning, Detesting Education: The Failure of High-Stake Accountability in Education, includes essays on the historical, theoretical, and philosophical arguments against testing and grading. Part II, De-Grading and De-Testing in a Time of High-Stakes Education Reform, presents practical experiments in de-testing and de-grading classrooms for authentic learning experiences. 314 pp. Englisch.…