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Edelman, Joyce – Education, 1981
Teachers are practically unanimous in their opinion that the benefits derived from a mandated testing program are less than the costs in teacher/pupil time and money, the same information might be obtained from fewer tests, and teacher evaluations are more accurate than mandated tests in assessing pupils' abilities. (Author/CM)
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Performance Factors, Standardized Tests, Teacher Attitudes