In Depth: State Superintendent Ryan Walters Plans to Change How State Testing Is Done in Oklahoma Public Schools
Superintendent Ryan Walters seeks to replace high-stakes tests with flexible benchmark assessments amid skepticism and pending state and federal approvals.
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Proposal to replace state tests faces mixed response, rocky future
Oklahoma’s Ryan Walters proposes replacing state tests with local benchmarks, sparking bipartisan skepticism and logistical concerns. The post Proposal to replace state tests faces mixed response, rocky future first appeared on The Journal Record.
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Proposal to replace Oklahoma state tests faces mixed response, rocky future - Sequoyah County Times
OKLAHOMA CITY — When Carri Hicks thinks of state testing, she remembers the fourth grader in her classroom who threw up from the stress of the end-of-year exam. A Democratic state senator and former public-school teacher from Oklahoma City, Hicks found herself in the uncommon position of agreeing with Oklahoma’s far-right Republican state superintendent, Ryan Walters, who on Friday abruptly proposed ending the state’s current “high-stakes” metho…
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