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* Sound advice,but who's listening?
Posted By: Dick Schutz on September 5, 2006

Answer: No one. "Standards" have not been modified since consensus committees cobbled them. "Standardized tests" have not changed substantively (only the "norms" are manipulated.) And no development instructional product/protocols that produce replicable effects has occurred. Go figure! Dick Schutz 3RsPlus@usinter.net

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