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Panich52

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Sat May 16, 2015, 03:57 PM May 2015

Many states mislead the public about whether students are proficient [View all]

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A report http://www.achieve.org/naepbrief released this week by Achieve looks at the "honesty gap," or the disparity between state-reported educational proficiency rates and the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP). The report claims that many states mislead the public about whether students are proficient. Check out whether your state is being honest about student proficiency here: http://www.honestygap.org/what-is-the-honesty-gap/.

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