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Arizona lowers English fluency test standard, sparking harm concerns

Education experts warn change will harm students' academic futures

2 Sep 16 · 7d ago · 1 post · 1 source · development 2 of 2

Researchers caution the lowered standard will do lasting damage to tens of thousands of Arizona students exiting structured English immersion programs prematurely. Students already among the lowest-performing groups on standardized tests will lose specialized instruction they need to succeed, and the shift echoes previous practices that drew federal investigations.

Education experts warn change will harm students' academic futures
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Tom Horne Outgoing Superintendent of Public Instruction, ArizonaSamantha Ramos ESL teacher, John B. Wright Elementary School, TucsonKatie Bernstein Education researcher cited in ProPublica reportingArizona Department of Education State education agency

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  1. 2 outlets Arizona Made Its English Fluency Test Easier to Pass. Experts Say It Will Harm Students’ Ability to Succeed.

    first by Mastodon, 7d ago · also ProPublica

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