US EditionThe Case Against Online AP Testing — The James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal
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The Case Against Online AP Testing — The James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal
This May, Advanced Placement tests for 28 of 36 AP subjects were held entirely online. Going forward, College Board will administer most exams through Bluebook, the central testing platform that also delivers the SAT and PSAT. As internet access has expanded, technology-enabled learning has brought real benefits to both teachers and students. However, shifting AP tests online risks undermining the credibility and academic rigor that make these …
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