The Reliance on Test Scores for Making Decisions About Students

question 51

Multiple Choice

The reliance on test scores for making decisions about students

• A) sharply reduces the high school dropout rate, particularly among ethnic minorities.
• B) amplifies achievement gaps between racial and gender groups.
• C) is more accurate than taking teacher-assigned grades into account.
• D) coincides with the emphasis on teaching for deeper understanding in high-achieving nations like Japan.

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