Nearly 60% of surveyed college students said their summative assessment results matched other college-readiness information not very well or very little¶
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q2 i? In the pre-focus group survey, almost 60% of college students said their summative assessment results matched other information about college readiness not very well or very little. → Nicholas Munyan-Penney and Sarah Mehrotra 2023
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Nicholas Munyan-Penney and Sarah Mehrotra 2023¶
Nicholas Munyan-Penney and Sarah Mehrotra. (2023). Future of Assessments: Centering Equity and the Lived Experiences of Students, Families, and Educators. Ed Trust. https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED628034
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Pre-focus group survey of college student participants reported alongside Figure 1, which shows 25% chose not very well, 31% very little, 33% somewhat, and 11% very much. The article states "almost 60% of students said their summative assessment results matched their assessment results not very well or very little". Percentages are descriptive; no test statistic is printed.
"almost 60% of students said their summative assessment results matched their assessment results not very well or very little (Figure 1)."
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Related Claims¶
- Focus group stakeholders across roles see statewide summative assessments as only one indicator of college readiness and want information on additional skills — related
- 40% of caregivers found statewide assessments very or somewhat helpful for keeping their child on track for college, with Black caregivers more often finding them helpful — related
- Composite accountability indicators such as A–F letter grades fail to capture the cognitive and noncognitive competencies of deeper learning and college and career readiness — related
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Nearly 60% of surveyed college students said their summative assessment results matched other college-readiness information not very well or very little |
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Nearly 60% of surveyed college students said their summative assessment results matched other college-readiness information not very well or very little |
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