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  • Obama says too much testing makes education boring

    03/28/2011 1:23:12 PM PDT · by COUNTrecount · 75 replies
    Yahoo ^ | March 28, 2011 | ERICA WERNE
    WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama said Monday that students should take fewer standardized tests and school performance should be measured in other ways. Too much testing makes education boring for kids, he said. "Too often what we have been doing is using these tests to punish students," the president told students and parents at a town hall hosted by the Univision Spanish-language television network at Bell Multicultural High School in Washington, D.C. Obama, who is pushing a rewrite of the nation's education law that would ease some of its rigid measurement tools, said policymakers should find a test that "everybody...
  • Politburo Questions from the NC “Edukashun” Association

    03/18/2006 9:19:41 PM PST · by Congressman Billybob · 4 replies · 514+ views
    Special to FreeRepublic ^ | 19 March 2006 | John Armor (Congressman Billybob)
    Candidates for Congress get questionnaires from many organizations. Most encourage us to file our answers on line. All but one have assured us that our “answers will not be edited” or censored. There was one, glaring exception, the North Carolina “Edukashun” Association. This group keeps their answers private, sharing them only with their state leaders and their “member-convenors” who interview us in district to see if we’re really toeing the party line. Answers are never shared with union members. Okay, let’s break the embargo. Here are some of my answers, and I welcome responses from teachers who agree, or disagree,...