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But by 2012, city children in third and fourth-grades had narrowed the test-score gap on math with their peers throughout the state but fell a few points short of pulling even.
WSJ: Reputation on the Line
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Thus, it is possible that some students made progress on lower-level math skills that were not detected by the state test.
FORBES: The Counterproductive Attack on NYC's School of One
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In one such experiment, subjects were able to cheat on a math test. (They were given access to the answers.) As expected, there was score inflation among those able to cheat.
FORBES: A Simple, Cheap Confidence Booster
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Thanks to the actions of this Congress last year, we will soon have for the very first time a voluntary national test based on national standards in fourth grade reading and eighth grade math.
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