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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] It seems like the best way to improve everything would be to find a decent test that focuses on the things DCPS actually wants students to be able to accomplish. Does such a test exist? Like the Regents exam in NY?[/quote] Herein lies that problem. The only thing DCPS wants students to do is to score higher on PARCC.[/quote] Every school system wants their enrollees to score higher on whatever test they give. Do you think your observation of some major revelation? [/quote] You are missing the point. You can score higher by teaching to the test or you can score higher by having a content rich curriculum. Guess which one is in DCPS.[/quote] You read 8 pages of replies with people explaining to you that "teaching to the test" isn't a a thing. And that's where you ended up? Ok...[/quote] You have your head in the sand. I suggest you read the thread again, especially the one from the teacher that has taught at a title 1 elementary school with 1st hand knowledge of the curriculum and what goes on every single day in the classroom. Enjoy your denial and kid doing worksheets or whatever.[/quote]
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