Study: Majority of state teachers believe Regents exam should be changed, eliminated
The state surveyed more than 2,600 administrators and teachers.
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Nov 15, 2022, 5:35 PM
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1h agoAccording to a new report from the state education
department, more than
half of teachers across the state are in favor of dropping the Regents
requirement to graduate high school.
The state
surveyed more than 2,600 administrators and teachers.
The majority say they'd prefer 'performance based'
assessments such as Powerpoint presentations and research projects over paper
and pencil tests.
