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Teacher and Tech: Making the Most of Learning Technologies
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Tutors See Stereotypes and Gender Bias in SAT. Testers See None of the Above.
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Today’s Students Maybe Emotionally Unprepared
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Studying, Test Taking Can Cause Stress for Kids
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Find out about the latest services offered by College Board for students with disabilities
The College Board is committed to making sure that students with disabilities can take the SAT, SAT Subject Tests, PSAT/NMSQT, and Advanced Placement® Exams with the accommodations they need. All [...]
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A Nudge to Poorer Students to Aim High on Colleges
The group that administers the SAT has begun a nationwide outreach program to try to persuade more low-income high school seniors who scored high on standardized tests to apply to select [...]
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Chinese Educators Look to American Classrooms
BEIJING — To prepare for an endless barrage of secondary-school exams, Zhang Ruifan learned to memorize entire science textbooks. So when his family sent him to high school in the United States, [...]
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New York State Seeks to Scale Back Student Testing
The New York State Education Department, responding to concerns that standardized exams in reading and math have become excessive and unwieldy, will seek to ease the burden of testing. Under the [...]
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Major Changes in SAT Announced by College Board
Saying its college admission exams do not focus enough on the important academic skills, the College Board announced on Wednesday a fundamental rethinking of the SAT, ending the longstanding [...]
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New York City Reducing Role of Tests in Advancing Students to Next Grade
New York City’s Education Department, in a break with the data-driven policies of former Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, moved on Wednesday to reduce the role of standardized exams in deciding which [...]