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"Tough Love" State Accountability Policies Push Student Acheivement Lesson Plan"Tough Love" State Accountability Policies Push Student Acheivement Lesson Plan
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"Tough Love" State Accountability Policies Push Student Acheivement

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Students discuss the changes made in the educational system to combat poor performance. States are setting up systems of accoutablility which include standards, testing, and public reporting.

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achievement, accountability

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accountability, achievement, education, social studies
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Grade
Higher Ed
Subjects
Social Studies & History
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For Teacher Use
Duration
1 hr
Year
2000

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