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I agree, but not just textbooks, also lesson plans and workbooks. The problem is that if Pearson makes the test and the test results are the most important met
by nissimk 12y ago
I agree, but not just textbooks, also lesson plans and workbooks.
The problem is that if Pearson makes the test and the test results are the most important metric for teachers and administrations, then they are compelled to use the materials from Pearson because they will be more effective at teaching to the test.
I'm opposed to extensive standardized testing, but if it is mandated, then it should be written and administered by a government agency, not a private company.