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Making Standards Work

How to Implement Standards-Based Assessments in the Classroom, School, and District

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Making Standards Work

By: Douglas B. Reeves Ph.D.
Narrated by: Douglas B. Reeves Ph.D., Jesse Smith
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 Standards are the foundation of our educational systems today. Fairness, rigor, and high achievement for all students are the focus of standards-based schools. Yet the standards movement means nothing if it does not improve student achievement in the classroom. In this revised edition, Dr. Reeves provides step-by-step guidance on how to design and implement standards-based performance assessment to make improved teaching and learning a reality in the classroom.©2004 Advanced Learning Press, a division of Advanced Learning Centers, Inc. (P)2004 Advanced Learning Press, a division of Advanced Learning Centers, Inc. Education Management Management & Leadership
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What did you like best about Making Standards Work? What did you like least?

I thought it was read well but I didn't totally understand what the book was about.

What was the most interesting aspect of this story? The least interesting?

I knew nothing about the U.SlA.'s education system but I found the book rambling and didn't truly get the point.

What about Douglas B. Reeves and Jesse Smith ’s performance did you like?

I thought they read the book well.

Did Making Standards Work inspire you to do anything?

No.

Any additional comments?

Again, this book wasn't relevant to me as I'm not from the U.S.A.nor am I involved with schools but I still found it a little interesting to hear thoughts on how children should be taught.

Not relevant to me but slightly interesting.

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