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Have We Gotten It Wrong on School Reform?

by Jack Jennings | Nov 23, 2011 | academic standards, accountability, education research, federal education policy, teachers, tests / assessments

Benchmarking is popular in business. After studying the performance of the top companies in a particular arena, other companies emulate the leaders’ best practices seeking the same level of success. This method has made its way into education. For example, the...

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