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Tag Archives: Testing
It’s EOG Season in NC. Have you watched your test security video yet?
Have 34 minutes and 28 seconds to waste? Watch the ‘Test Security Protocol’ video for the End of Grade (EOG) tests.
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Parent Asks DPI: What’s the exit mechanism for EOG?
There was an interesting exchange on Twitter regarding opting out of the EOG in North Carolina. It was launched by this tweet, in which the user tagged NC’s Superintendent and CCSSO President, Dr. Atkinson.
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Posted in Common Core, EDUCATION, June Atkinson, Testing
Tagged EOG, NC DPI, Opt Out, Testing
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#DM7 Article: Virginia Homeschooling and Religious Affiliation
This is a reposting of my weekly column at Da Tech Guy: Virginia Homeschooling and Religious Affiliation By A.P. Dillon Last week, I highlighted an article that appeared in the NY Times that called into question the fundamental right to homeschool. The NY … Continue reading
Posted in A.P. Dillon (LL1885), EDUCATION, Homeschool, June Atkinson
Tagged Homeschool, North Carolina, Testing
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CCSSO President’s Homeschool Tweet Sees Backlash
In yesterday’s article, CCSSO President Questions Testing For Homeschoolers, the question was posed by Dr. Atkinson that perhaps homeschoolers and private schooled children should be taking the same tests as public school children.
Here’s the original tweet:
With choice, should homeschool & private school students have to take the same tests as public school students? If no, why not? #HLR2015
— June Atkinson (@DrJuneAtkinson) January 12, 2015
This question has led to some backlash.
Better watch it, ya’ll. You might be accused of bearing false witness.
Some replies:
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Posted in A.P. Dillon (LL1885), Homeschool, June Atkinson, Testing, Twitter
Tagged CCSSO, Homeschool, Testing
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CASE 21 Tests In NC
Parents in various areas of North Carolina will have children facing the CASE 21 test in the coming weeks. My own child, a second grader, will be required to take this ‘benchmarking’ test.
I was unaware up until I saw a small comment on my child’s homework that CASE 21 was given to my child’s class the following week. State Board of Education members I spoke with about the test were also surprised this was being given in second grade.
Being the busy-body I am, I emailed our school with a list of questions and concerns
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Posted in A.P. Dillon (LL1885), Common Core, EDUCATION, Testing
Tagged North Carolina, Testing
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Opting Out Of Tests In North Carolina
Opting out of high stakes testing has begun sweeping through the states. More and more parents are choosing to have their child refuse the tests. This movement has started to hit North Carolina. [Related: Testing Opt Out Movement Comes To NC]
The number of questions I get from parents about opting out of testing in North Carolina has exponentially been increasing over the last few months. It’s time to do a run-down of what parents in North Carolina can do about the tests in our state.
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Posted in A.P. Dillon (LL1885), EDUCATION
Tagged North Carolina, Opt Out, Testing
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