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It's part of a new movement toward genuine assessment reform.
An analysis of some states' plans for accountability under the law that replaced NCLB and offered some flexibility to move away from it.
The ACT refused to release hundreds of student test scores because schools gave the exam on the wrong day. The state's lieutenant governor got angry.
There were reductions in the amount of testing as well as the high-stakes consequences.
The group says testing giants don't communicate well and are favoring U.S. students.
Security issues have plagued the administration of U.S. college admissions tests in Asia for years.
Maryland has led the way in making important reforms. What are other states doing?
But there is a caveat of sorts.
There are hundreds of them. Take a look.
The list now has more than 950 accredited schools that award bachelor's degrees, with more than 275 highly ranked in their tiers of the U.S. News & World Report annual rankings.
Cheating, particularly overseas, has been a problem for years.
An analysis of how to create fair "accountability" systems.