


The NTS asks stakeholders what standardized testing is doing for teachers and students in the United States—and what they think testing ought to do for teachers and students. The official launch event will take place on Thursday, May 28th, just before the IMBES conference. To learn more, see the program or visit the NTS site.
By Kurt W. Fischer and Katie Heikkinen
The connection between education and research should not be one-way. Instead, two-way, reciprocal relationships must be made, where practitioners and researchers work together to formulate research questions and methods that will move both science and teaching forward. This two-way collaboration is the only way that education can benefit from the kind of usable knowledge regularly created in fields like medicine.
This site is divided into two sections. One is for the public at large, and the other is for people who are registered on the site. IMBES registration and site registration are two seperate things. Even if you are a member of IMBES, you must register on the site to access the registrant areas of the site, which include:
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