Tom Loveless, a nonresident senior fellow in Governance Studies, explains his latest research on measuring achievement of American students.
“The bottom line here: the implementation of the common core has appeared to have very little impact on student achievement,” Loveless says. In this episode, he discusses whether the common core is failing our students, whether AP achievement is indicative of student success, and the role of principals as instructional leaders.
Also in this episode: Get to know Constanze Stelzenmüller, the Robert Bosch Senior Fellow in the Center on the United States and Europe, during our “Coffee Break” segment. Also stay tuned to hear the final episode in our centenary series with current and past Brookings scholars.
Show Notes:
The Brown Center Report on American Education
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PodcastHow well are American students learning?
March 25, 2016