…the following criteria: Are longtime residents who came to the United States as children Graduate from high school or obtain a GED Pursue higher education, work lawfully for at least…
…into their teaching. Download the current issue at www.edhorizons4aacte.org. You can also reprint articles to use in your classes for free—just submit your request to edhorizons@pdkintl.org and mention that you…
…for those who register for a new subscription before the end of the year! AACTE members who sign up for a new ATLAS subscription before the end of 2023 will…
…discussions, deliver knowledge, and link participants with a community of learners who share common interests. This year, AACTE is pleased to offer half-day preconferences ($49), full-day preconferences ($99), and special…
…AACTE member 20% discount) 3-year subscription: $2,400 onboarding fee + $10 per User (with AACTE member 20% discount) 1-year subscription: $99 (no discount) 1-year subscription: $1,200 onboarding fee +$10 per…
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…fall along racial lines. The comparison in this research note focuses on distinctions and disparities between urban schools and suburban schools. According to USDA zoning guidelines, the intent of the…
…in schools is about right. But three quarters of educators feel there is too much testing. Of interest to AACTE members, most teachers reported feeling well-prepared to create valid assessments…
AACTE Government Relations Director Deborah Koolbeck will offer three free webinars this month for AACTE members. Register online to learn about the latest goings-on in Washington and how you can…
…schools, the consequences for public education have been disastrous. The only clear winners so far are the test companies making billions of dollars in profit from the standardized-test accountability craze…
…are not proving effective. “In state after state, the public schools outperform the charter schools,” Ravitch said, and “research shows kids who use vouchers actually lose ground when compared to…
…haven’t completed the tests. The teacher candidate will have to take the test at the next available opportunity. he commission can give candidates a little more time to pass tests….
…to the use of entrance assessments as a perquisite for program admissions. The AACTE Consortium for Research-Based and Equitable Assessments (CREA) is examining how cut scores are being set for…
…that program completers are qualified and, if completers receive a less than “effective” rating on their evaluation, provide additional training to the completers at no cost to the completer or…
…and innovation. Your students will love the step-by-step guide to making it happen in their classrooms! Download the current issue at www.edhorizons4aacte.org. You can also reprint articles to use in…
