Mar 11: "Standardized" film screening

How is the dramatic expansion of high-stakes-testing affecting our schools? What is the impact on our children and their learning? 
Come be a part of the conversation at the only public screening in Pittsburgh of the new film, "Standardized: Lies, Money, & Civil Rights (How Testing is Ruining Public Education)"

Please join us for a discussion as we try to think outside the bubble! 
Brought to you by the volunteer parents, students, teachers, and community members in the education justice movement. 

-- “For decades, standardized testing has been a part of public education. Within the last ten years, however, the testing has taken on a more important, and possibly more damaging, role. Test scores, mistakenly viewed as effective assessments of student ability and teacher/school effectiveness, are anything but. This film sheds light on the invalid nature of these tests, the terrible consequences of high-stakes testing, and the big money that's involved.”


5:30 in McConomy Auditorium in the University Center at CMU.  Suggested donation $5

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