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Resources (Instructional or Reference Materials, Presentations, Working Papers)
2017:
- Dancis, 6 Simple Ways to Improve Education in Maryland
- Milgram, R. James Milgram on the Common Core in Indiana
- Stotsky, An English Language Arts Curriculum Framework for American Public Schools: A Model
- Martel, How Making the Graduation Rate into a School Performance Measure Undermined Teaching and Learning: Descriptions, Analysis, Accounts
- DCPS & Walton Foundation, Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) between the Washington, D.C. Public Schools (DCPS) and the Walton Family Foundation (WFF), August 31, 2011 (resource: DCPS agrees to provide 10 years of student achievement data to the WFF in return for its $25 million investment in teacher bonuses and excessing)
- Martel, Documents Related to DCPS Altered Student Records
- Stotsky, Summary of and Comments on the Middle School Mathematics Initiative
- Martel, The GAO Report on DC Charter Schools' Suspension Rates
2011:
- Oliphant, Standard Worldwide American Dictionary English versus Polyglot America: A Survival Kit for Personal-Growth Learners (book)
- Phelps, The Effect of Testing on Achievement: Meta-Analyses and Research Summary, 1910–2010: Source List, Effect Sizes, and References for Quantitative Studies
- Phelps, The Effect of Testing on Achievement: Meta-Analyses and Research Summary, 1910–2010: Source List, Effect Sizes, and References for Survey Studies
- Phelps, The Effect of Testing on Achievement: Meta-Analyses and Research Summary, 1910–2010: Source List, Effect Sizes, and References for Qualitative Studies
- Oliphant, Learning the Lord's Prayer in Gothic: A Personal Best Achievement for American High School Students
2010:
- Klein, What Do the NAEP Math Tests Really Measure? (article preprint)
- Oliphant, AlzHope: A Multi-volume eBook Confidence Builder for Alzheimer’s Worriers (book)
- Phelps, The Effect of Testing on Student Achievement: Meta-analyses and Summary of the Research (slide show)
- Phelps. L'effet de tests standardisés sur les résultats scolaires des élèves : Méta-analyses et résumé de la recherche (slide show)
- Oliphant, BigVocab: A Dictionary-based Guide to Metrologically Authoritative Vocabulary Testing and Learning (book)
- Oliphant, Speak Sharp: How to Be an Effective User of Standard Worldwide American Pronunciation English (book)
- Oliphant, Recitation Whiz: A Structural Method for Memorizing Poems and Other Texts (book)
[Review copies of Robert Oliphant's RecitationWhiz® — A Structural System for Memorizing Poems and Other Texts (116 pp) are now available from the Nonpartisan Education Group via nonpartisaneducation.org/Review/Resources/RecitationWhiz.pdf. Oliphant's recent books include Shakespeare in the Head and WordEdge, both available from Nonpartisan Education Group. He is a WWII Army Air Corps veteran, a Stanford PhD, a columnist for Education News.org., and the author of numerous articles and books, including the bestseller A Piano for Mrs. Cimino (Reader's Digest USA, Canada, and Australia, which was also an award winning Bette Davis film (Monte Carlo), under the same title that is still being shown to multi-lingual audiences worldwide.]
2009:
- Stotsky, Teacher Licensing Standards, Teacher Quality, and Student Achievement in Urban Schools (pdf)
- Oliphant, Shakespeare in the Head for Health: A Reality Orientation Option for Alzheimer's Worriers (book)
[Robert Oliphant's "Shakespeare in the Head for Health" (282 pp.) offers Alzheimer's worriers scientifically authoritative help with its three most visible symptoms: going blank on names, groping for words, and loss of concentration (e.g., "what were we just talking about?"). Its authority stems directly from the self-testing Reality Orientation system developed by VA hospitals for use with WWII veterans, much of which is described in the author's "A Piano for Mrs. Cimino" (Reader's Digest USA, Canada, and Australia), whose multi-lingual movie version (same title), starring Bette Davis, is still being shown worldwide. . . . At a time when pharmaceutical remedies are feared and mistrusted and when, according to the Harris Poll, over 50% of us now worry more about Alzheimer's than about stroke, heart attacks, or diabetes, "Shakespeare in the Head for Health" represents an alternative and a challenge that deserves to be taken seriously by every American over fifty.]
- Phelps, Worse than Plagiarism? Firstness Claims & Dismissive Reviews (slide show)
- Oliphant, WordEdge: A Career Mobility Guide to High Speed Dictionary-Based Electronic Learning and Testing, (book)
Resources Archives:
Collins, J.V., A Metrical Tragedy
Driscoll; Berger; Hambleton; Keller; Maloy, Hart, Oh, and Getis; Bowles; Gougeon; McDermott; Churchill, Education Reform: Ten Years after the Massachusetts Education Reform Act of 1993
Phelps, Dietrich, Phillips, McCormack, Higher Education: An International Perspective (book)
Phelps, The Achievement Benefits of Standardized Testing #
Forty Years of Public Opinion on Standardized Testing # Economic Perspectives on Standardized Testing
Raimi, Academic Dishonesty in College (book)
Rogosa, Statistical Blunders by the Proponents and Opponents of Accountability
Rogosa, Irrelevance of Reliability Coefficients to Accountability Systems: Statistical Disconnect in Kane-Staiger "Volatility in School Test Scores"
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