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OK. I certainly agree with you that a good test is not gameable, but the evidence seems to be teachers believe they can game the metric even in CA and TX. This
by danieltillett 11y ago
OK. I certainly agree with you that a good test is not gameable, but the evidence seems to be teachers believe they can game the metric even in CA and TX. This is a problem even if the test is not gameable since the student's time is being wasted.
Edit. I have been meaning to mention that I always enjoy your posts Chris even if I don't always agree with you.