Brian Lee Crowley.
Lets redo this sentence, shall we:
"The research literature reveals that well-designed achievement tests have much higher reliability and validity than other tests that have been developed to see how students are doing, such as socio-economic status and self-esteem."
I think he's trying to suggest that students are measured entirely upon socio-economic status and self-esteem. The whole article is an exercise in cherry-picking research to support your thesis. As I spent a little time in the same building where Rod Clifton concocted this idea, all I could think was "teachers want to teach", not satisfy small minded neocons.
7:12:37 PM 
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