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December 5, 2019

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Education

EXPOSED: DPI Awards Bid for Testing to Existing Common Core Vendor

October 4, 2017 T. Arthur Mason

Nearly three months past their own “approximate” deadline, the North Dakota Department of Public Instruction has finally decided on a testing vendor for the state assessments in Math and English. They did so with a “Notice of Intent to Award” [read more…]

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North Dakota’s Math & English Standards are the Result of Plagiarism

September 12, 2017 T. Arthur Mason

    Plagiarism– Noun. The practice of taking someone else’s work or ideas and passing them off as one’s own. If your education was anything like mine, you were taught from grade school through college that plagiarism is an unacceptable [read more…]

Education

DPI Update: Bid Process for State Assessments Delayed to September

August 11, 2017 T. Arthur Mason

Last month I wrote about the fact that the Department of Public Instruction (DPI) had gone past their own estimated deadline of July 7th for awarding the winning bid to the vendor that will provide state assessments for Math and [read more…]

Education

Department of Public Instruction Now Taking Bids for State Assessments

May 11, 2017 T. Arthur Mason

On September 12th of last year, Superintendent of Public Instruction Kirsten Baesler notified the Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium that North Dakota would be withdrawing from the SBAC effective June 30, 2017. This decision meant that the state would have an [read more…]

Education

The Great Deceiver & the Not-so-New State Education Standards

April 12, 2017 T. Arthur Mason

"An analysis of the Draft 2 Standards in comparison with the Common Core show us that all references to the Common Core State Standards have been dropped from the introductory pages to the Draft 2 Standards. Yet, the standards themselves [read more…]

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