Here’s a study hint for school observers: Ask students, teachers what they think of MCAS | The Boston Globe
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A literacy consultant argues that educators and administrators often overlook the opinions of students regarding standardized tests like MCAS. The author calls for future education policy discussions to include the perspectives of students and teachers, who are directly impacted by these assessments.
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The piece effectively articulates the author's perspective on the limitations of current educational assessments, though it could benefit from more empirical support. It presents a clear argument for including student voices in discussions about education policy.
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