Public Relations News Release — September 25, 1997
| Page | Title | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Multiple pressures affecting the Mideast peace process | Steven Lobell will discuss the effect of multiple agendas on the peace process in the Mideast. |
| 1 | Evaluating national standardized tests: Are they necessary? | Bruce Rogers reports that standardized tests are not being used to improve students' scores, rather they are used to compare against other states. |
| 1 | Testing eighth graders for math skills | Paul Trafton states that to raise math skills, we must teach more on how to reason than using rules. |
| 1 | Testing third graders for reading ability | Dale Johnson says that instead of another aptitude test, we should focus our resources on improving students' reading abilities. |
| 1 | Giving minority students exposure to a college music education | Darryl Taylor says Minority High School Visitation Day gives students the confidence they need to know they can succeed at the college level. |