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December 04, 2009

Testing Industry Misadventures

Bernstein.1 Ken Bernstein's review of Making the Grades: My Misadventures in the Standardized Testing Industry will intrigue and very possibly disturb you, if you are an educator weathering the standardized testing storm. Check it out at the TLN Teacher Voices blog, where we regularly post reviews of professional books for educators, including recent commentaries on Detracking for Excellence and Equity;  Protocols for Professional Learning, and A Sense of Belonging: Sustaining and Retaining New Teachers. Also see Bernstein's October review of Multiple Intelligences in the Classroom (3rd Ed). Bernstein blogs regularly about education and other important issues as teacherken at DailyKos.

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