You have 3 minutes* to avoid these typical testing obstacles
A stack of textbooks: Good luck making it through your actual curriculum AND teaching the test!
A broken pencil: Oops! We don’t have any more working supplies for you.
A laptop: Hope all your students know how to use the provided laptops—and none of them break down!
This is a tool to illustrate the unwinnable status quo of standardized testing, but students' futures aren't a game. We call for a transformation to this system to one that is worthy of all our students.
*Why 3? That’s the number of subjects federal law requires schools to test—ELA, math, and science. So your dedicated history student, art whiz, and budding musician won’t see their hard work or talents reflected in the results.
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What type of union changemaker are you?
Whether it's your nature speak up loudly or work behind the scenes quietly, our union is made up of many different types of activists.
Take our short quiz to find out what kind of changemaker you are. Then, we’ll connect you with resources to make your activism sing!