Uneven testing results fuel move for shared standards
N obody paying attention to education in Oklahoma should be surprised by a new report’s findings that our expectations for students on state-mandated tests are relatively low compared with academic tests in most other states. But it should serve as a reminder that whether students know enough to do well in higher education and the work force is so much more important than any momentary warm fuzzies that come from a...
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