Submitted by Jen (not verified) on October 3, 2007 - 15:28.
Student success can not easily be defined. It is a constant progression. Once a goal has been achieved, a newer, higher, goal must be set. It is important that students learn to achieve on standardized tests. These tests are a fact of life - this may not always be the case but they are here now. Being able to write is crucial. So much of communication today is based in a system of writing. Most importantly, a student must be able to do more than regurgitate information. Learning to take in information and analyze it, break it apart, and reassemble it speaks volumes to me about success.
Student Success
Submitted by Jen (not verified) on October 3, 2007 - 15:28.
Student success can not easily be defined. It is a constant progression. Once a goal has been achieved, a newer, higher, goal must be set. It is important that students learn to achieve on standardized tests. These tests are a fact of life - this may not always be the case but they are here now. Being able to write is crucial. So much of communication today is based in a system of writing. Most importantly, a student must be able to do more than regurgitate information. Learning to take in information and analyze it, break it apart, and reassemble it speaks volumes to me about success.