Then I read Deborah Meier’s December 26, 2012 piece[4] quoting material she had written 31-years ago:
“The task of returning testing to its proper place will be difficult….Our belief in democracy–that normal every day people can make sense of their world and learn to make decisions about it– is at stake…There…is arising a renewed interest in educational tracking…and in new legislative proposals to support private education… All these anti-egalitarian trends….are nourished by the renewed focus on testing.”
This wonderful quote continues:
“To the ideologues of the New Right, the focus on testing appears correct and proper, since the free play of market forces ‘naturally’ produces inequality.”
I repeated to myself; “free play of market forces ‘naturally’ produces inequality.”
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