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Reply to ""Teacher of the Year" quits over Common Core tests"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote] So if a student comes to a teacher reading 2 or 3 years below grade level, I am supposed to meet that standard by March or April? I have had one or two students, language learners, who were able to jump several reading levels in one year, but it's very rare. It's reasonable to expect growth, but it's not reasonable to think all students will read at the same level by the end (or middle) of the year. Therefore, it's a meaningless standard. No, you aren't. And nobody should hold you responsible if the student doesn't meet the standard. That doesn't make the standard meaningless, though. It just means that your performance evaluation shouldn't be based on the student meeting the standard. [/quote] Ding, ding ding! We have winner.[/quote]
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