Thursday, November 16, 2006
Testing Question
This isn't nearly as erudite as all the commentary on The Wire and teaching to the test, but I thought about it when I saw this story this morning:
How come no one complains in driver's ed when we teach kids to the test?
Smart-alec replies welcome at TheChalkboard@nycsa.org.
How come no one complains in driver's ed when we teach kids to the test?
Smart-alec replies welcome at TheChalkboard@nycsa.org.
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