Assessments should measure what is truly valuable in education rather than focusing only on what can easily be measured. The author argues that standardized tests fail to capture many important qualities and skills, and that a narrow focus on metrics can undermine educational quality if other valuable attributes are ignored. Educators should thoughtfully consider their priorities and ensure assessments are aligned with developing well-rounded, engaged students.
Assessments should measure what is truly valuable in education rather than focusing only on what can easily be measured. The author argues that standardized tests fail to capture many important qualities and skills, and that a narrow focus on metrics can undermine educational quality if other valuable attributes are ignored. Educators should thoughtfully consider their priorities and ensure assessments are aligned with developing well-rounded, engaged students.
Assessments should measure what is truly valuable in education rather than focusing only on what can easily be measured. The author argues that standardized tests fail to capture many important qualities and skills, and that a narrow focus on metrics can undermine educational quality if other valuable attributes are ignored. Educators should thoughtfully consider their priorities and ensure assessments are aligned with developing well-rounded, engaged students.