Assessment
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How To Assess Your Students’ Reading Progress
When it comes to education, students must be regularly assessed to track and monitor their progress. There are various ways this can be done ... -
What to Do if You Have a Place on a College Waitlist
When a college does not accept or reject a candidate, they get a place on the waitlist. If you understand the implication of being ... -
What ACT Scores Mean in the College Admission Process
The significance of an ACT score varies from one school to another. You need a 30 plus score for Ivy League schools, while 18 ... -
The Colleges that Require SAT Subject Tests
In the US, you do not need to take the SAT Subject Tests for most college admissions. But in some colleges, this type of ... -
The Edvocate’s Guide to Cut-Off Scores
A cut-off score is the lowest possible score on an exam or another form of assessment that a learner must earn to either “pass” ... -
The Edvocate’s Guide to Learning Outcomes
Student outcomes denote what learners will know or accomplish once they finish a class or program of study. Learning outcomes are descriptions of the ... -
Have Weighted Grades Outlived Their Usefulness?
The foundational rationale for weighted grades is that the practice provides an incentive for learners to challenge themselves academically. By placing greater value on ... -
The Relationship Between Self-Concept and Academic Performance
Self-concept has as much to do with self-esteem as it does with identity. Self-concept is the way a student or young person perceives themself ... -
2021-2022 LSAT Dates
Are you a college student who wants to go to law school after your undergraduate studies? If so, you will need to graduate with ... -
2022 and 2023 AP Exam Schedule
Below we have posted the exam schedule for the 2022 and 2023 AP exams.
