"The United States has always been a global leader in higher education, but to remain the leader in this ever-changing world we have to push ourselves not just to think globally, but to get out there and study globally as well." - H. Clinton
Due to the rise in the use of standardized testing internationally, the use of tests designed to rank nations in order of perceived student achievement has become common. However, scores are often taken out of context which can lead to a narrowed curriculum and cultural generalizations. The intent of this blog is to examine the tests used to compare achievement scores, address any common misconceptions, and provide resources for teachers to connect their students to global education.
Monday, April 23, 2012
International Education Week
I have updated the "Curriculum Resources" area, here is a taste of what I have written about International Education Week:
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