“All Reforms Which Rest Simply Upon the Law or The Threatening of Certain Penalties . . . Are Transitory and Futile” [John Dewey]: High Stakes Testing and its Effect

Authors

Martha May Tevis, The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
John McBride, The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

2008

Comments

Copyright © 2008 by the Society of Philosophy & History of Education

Recommended Citation

Tevis, M., & McBride, J. (2008). “All Reforms Which Rest Simply Upon the Law or The Threatening of Certain Penalties . . . Are Transitory and Futile” [John Dewey]: High Stakes Testing and its Effect. Journal of Philosophy & History of Education, 58(1), 175–176.

First Page

175

Last Page

176

Publication Title

Journal of Philosophy & History of Education