Texans Advocating for Meaningful Student Assessment Enabled People to Join

question 60

Multiple Choice

Texans Advocating for Meaningful Student Assessment enabled people to join together and seek policy change in a number of ways EXCEPT by

• A) providing like-minded individuals an organizational structure for discussing problems and offering solutions.
• B) providing a vehicle for working with other organizations like the Texas Association of School Administrators, who were also concerned with testing.
• C) raising money to help pay for their efforts.
• D) educating the public and policy makers alike about the problems of testing across the elementary and secondary curriculum.
• E) successfully removing the end-of-year course exams.

Understand the key components and importance of critical thinking.

Apply the principles of critical thinking to assess real-life situations.

Differentiate between strong and weak critical thinking using the Holistic Critical Thinking Scoring Rubric.

Identify how critical thinking contributes to solving problems and making decisions.