Following the 1983 A Nation at Risk report and culminating in No Child Left Behind (NCLB), states designed and implemented accountability policies to evaluate student achievement. External assessments of these policies identified substantial variability in the level of stakes associated with each system. This paper presents a comparative analysis of accountability policy prior to and during implementation of NCLB. Using the Virginia Standards of Learning and the Nebraska School-based Teacher-led Assessment and Reporting System, it explores the role of the historical and political context in shaping assessment policy through the lenses of the processes, conditions, and consequences of the policy process. It concludes that the influence of Ne...
Aquesta tesi analitza un conjunt de polítiques educatives globals i el seu impacte en els Països Bai...
As schools across the country prepare for new standards under the Common Core, states are moving tow...
In recent years, most U.S. states have revised policy by providing schools at least some flexibility...
This policy study critically compares two different efforts to implement an accountability system in...
Federal special education and accountability policies requires that educators individualize instruct...
Sixteen states have adopted school report card accountability systems that assign A-F letter grades ...
Using a sociological framework this article explores the emergence and possible consequences of the ...
This paper explores multiple logics of accountability by examining patterns of control of various sc...
Policymakers and educational leaders continue to use school district decentralization as a reform ef...
The Common Core State Standards Initiative is a standards-based reform in which 45 U.S. states and t...
Educational policy enactment is a matter of policy translation. A Latourian sociomaterial perspectiv...
How and to what extent students learn history content is a complicated process, drawing from the ins...
The paper presents a survey of the National Pact for literacy at proper age - PNAIC as mobilizer act...
The author uses Maxwell’s method of literature reviews for educational research to focus on literatu...
O presente texto busca realizar uma reflexão sobre a análise do discurso como teoria e método de pes...
Aquesta tesi analitza un conjunt de polítiques educatives globals i el seu impacte en els Països Bai...
As schools across the country prepare for new standards under the Common Core, states are moving tow...
In recent years, most U.S. states have revised policy by providing schools at least some flexibility...
This policy study critically compares two different efforts to implement an accountability system in...
Federal special education and accountability policies requires that educators individualize instruct...
Sixteen states have adopted school report card accountability systems that assign A-F letter grades ...
Using a sociological framework this article explores the emergence and possible consequences of the ...
This paper explores multiple logics of accountability by examining patterns of control of various sc...
Policymakers and educational leaders continue to use school district decentralization as a reform ef...
The Common Core State Standards Initiative is a standards-based reform in which 45 U.S. states and t...
Educational policy enactment is a matter of policy translation. A Latourian sociomaterial perspectiv...
How and to what extent students learn history content is a complicated process, drawing from the ins...
The paper presents a survey of the National Pact for literacy at proper age - PNAIC as mobilizer act...
The author uses Maxwell’s method of literature reviews for educational research to focus on literatu...
O presente texto busca realizar uma reflexão sobre a análise do discurso como teoria e método de pes...
Aquesta tesi analitza un conjunt de polítiques educatives globals i el seu impacte en els Països Bai...
As schools across the country prepare for new standards under the Common Core, states are moving tow...
In recent years, most U.S. states have revised policy by providing schools at least some flexibility...