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NCLB Research Reports
Education Next
Keeping an Eye on State Standards
2006
"While No Child Left Behind (NCLB) requires all students to be "proficient" in math and reading by 2014, the precedent-setting 2002 federal law also allows each state to determine its own level of proficiency. It's an odd discordance at best. It has led to the bizarre situation in which some states achieve handsome proficiency results by grading their students against low standards, while other states suffer poor proficiency ratings only because they have high standards."
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National Reports
Open to the Public:
How Communities, Parents and Students Assess the
Impact of the No Child Left Behind Act
2004 - 2007
The Realities Left Behind |
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Open to the Public:
Students Speak Out On No Child Left Behind
A Report from 2004 Public Hearings |
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