Issue: Winter 2019

The Source

Winter 2019

The Future of Assessment: Testing Should be About Learning

The Future of Assessment: Testing Should be About Learning

By Mark A. Elgart, Ed.D.
Far too often school success is by chance, dependent upon what family you were born into or where you live. For the states, districts, and schools we work with, improvement is more than just testing and collecting data, and school quality is about more than how good one school is... Read the full article >
Speaking a Common Language

Speaking a Common Language

By Matthew Gushta, Ph.D.
Testing AI: The Evolution of Educational Assessment

Testing AI: The Evolution of Educational Assessment

By Steve Ferrara, Ph.D
So, Did They Learn Anything?

So, Did They Learn Anything?

By Jeffery Harding, Ph.D.
Equity in Assessment: A Guide for Administrators

Equity in Assessment: A Guide for Administrators

By Stuart Kahl, Ph.D.
Finding the Genius in Students with Significant Cognitive Disabilities

Finding the Genius in Students with Significant Cognitive Disabilities

By Robin Meyers, Ph.D.
Instructionally-Sensitive Assessments

Instructionally-Sensitive Assessments

By Chad M. Barrett, M.S.
The Futures of Educational Testing

The Futures of Educational Testing

By Stuart Kahl, Ph.D.
Early Childhood Assessment

Early Childhood Assessment

By Holly King, Ph.D.
Suggested Reading

Suggested Reading

More Issues

Fall 2021

  • CEO Message: Leading Through Difficult Challenges
  • Language Matters When Describing Achievement
  • Helping School Boards Lead
  • A Courageous Approach to School Improvement: Teacher Agency and Voice

Spring 2021

  • CEO Message: Bonds of Trust
  • Redefining Measurement of Early Learning
  • Developing Meaningful Alternate Assessments
  • Propelling Change by Individualizing Professional Development for Teachers

Fall 2020

  • CEO Message: Upended Learning
  • Creating More Equitable Assessments
  • Lessons from Online Schools
  • Responses to Remote Learning
All Issues

Have a great idea or topic you would like to see?
Submit an article, or proposal for an article.

Let Us Know