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    Post: Scores 99% on STAR, Failing A.R. Tests...

    Kate

    Posted on 10/22/09

    My 2nd grader scored 99% on the assessment test (and 98% in
    first grade so it isn't a fluke)...but fails many of the ar
    tests she takes. It took us a while to get to the bottom of
    the issue -- but my question is how to get the teachers to
    teach the importance of reading and comprehending vs
    getting a good grade on the test? They give awards each
    week if you get a 100% on an ar test..but no one even tells
    us if they get a 60% or worse...they ignore it (teachers
    do) until the report card comes out.

    So, how do I communicate a better way to help the kids
    through this?


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  • Scores 99% on STAR, Failing A.R. Tests..., 10/22/09, by Kate.
  • Re: Scores 99% on STAR, Failing A.R. Tests..., 10/23/09, by Jake.
  • Re: Scores 99% on STAR, Failing A.R. Tests..., 10/23/09, by Deb ms/IA.

     
     

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