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University of California Faculty Seek Return of Math Testing in Admissionsibtimes.co.uk
world2 days ago

University of California Faculty Seek Return of Math Testing in Admissions

More than 550 University of California STEM professors signed an open letter requesting reinstatement of SAT and ACT mathematics requirements for STEM applicants starting in 2027. The letter cites studies showing sharp increases in students entering with math skills below high-sc…

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Israeli Education Ministry Reports Low Scores on National Standardized Testsjpost.com
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Israeli Education Ministry Reports Low Scores on National Standardized Tests

Only 3 percent of ninth graders met science standards on a nationwide test administered last year. Similar results appeared in math and English exams given to sixth and ninth graders.

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U.S. Student Test Scores Lower Than Decade Ago Report Saysnewbloommag.net
world15 days agoDeveloping

U.S. Student Test Scores Lower Than Decade Ago Report Says

A report released on May 13, 2026, found that students in grades 3 through 8 had lower reading and math scores than those from 10 years earlier. The decline in reading began around 2013, before the COVID-19 pandemic. Researchers pointed to reduced standardized testing and increas…

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National Reading Scores Show Limited Recovery From Pre-Pandemic LevelsNew York Post
finance16 days agoDeveloping

National Reading Scores Show Limited Recovery From Pre-Pandemic Levels

An analysis of state test scores from more than 5,000 school districts in 38 states found that only five states and the District of Columbia recorded meaningful growth in reading from 2022 to 2025. Nationally, students remain nearly half a grade level behind pre-pandemic reading…

New York Post
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Social Scientist Abby McCloskey Critiques Extent of Standardized Testing in EducationSubstrate placeholder — needs review
world53 days ago

Social Scientist Abby McCloskey Critiques Extent of Standardized Testing in Education

Abby McCloskey, a social scientist, supports the use of data and educational testing but argues that the current standardized testing system has exceeded appropriate limits. Her views appear in an opinion piece. The commentary highlights tensions between data-driven approaches an…

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