In an interview conducted by Greatschoolsstaff, NCLB is a law that gives opportunities to study to every single child in the U.S. This law also provides education to students with disabilities that needs special education to learn. No Child left Behind has subgroups as well, it has students that has problem economically, students from different races, cultures and ethnic groups, students with disabilities and also students that have difficulties with the language (English) (GreatKids).
Time magazine’s article “In Defense of No Child Left Behind” states that, NCLB was planned to bring accountability into public schools. This law requires states to test students in grades 3-8. States has to create consequences for schools that failed to make progress, for example: free tutoring after hours and changing instructional programs or allowing students to change to other public schools.
NCLB is an …show more content…
Teachers are now going to be highly tested to see if they qualified in their perspective subjects. If the teachers have a better results than eventually student’s performance will get better.
According to BenefitOf.net, NCLB is responsible for bringing together under achieving ethnic minority groups and give them quality education. The NCLB bring out a productive discussion of ways to improve America’s education, this can change the quality of the education.
According to BenefitOf.net, This law was passed to increase public education in America, using federal money in a productive way to raise the education quality and to measured progress of students. This law offers different benefits to students and the community in general.
In the documentary titled The ABC’s of ESEA and No Child Left Behind, NCLB requires annual testis this means that students must be tested in mathematics and reading annually in grades 3-8 and in high school once in grades 10-12 and once for science as well in grades
Time magazine’s article “In Defense of No Child Left Behind” states that, NCLB was planned to bring accountability into public schools. This law requires states to test students in grades 3-8. States has to create consequences for schools that failed to make progress, for example: free tutoring after hours and changing instructional programs or allowing students to change to other public schools.
NCLB is an …show more content…
Teachers are now going to be highly tested to see if they qualified in their perspective subjects. If the teachers have a better results than eventually student’s performance will get better.
According to BenefitOf.net, NCLB is responsible for bringing together under achieving ethnic minority groups and give them quality education. The NCLB bring out a productive discussion of ways to improve America’s education, this can change the quality of the education.
According to BenefitOf.net, This law was passed to increase public education in America, using federal money in a productive way to raise the education quality and to measured progress of students. This law offers different benefits to students and the community in general.
In the documentary titled The ABC’s of ESEA and No Child Left Behind, NCLB requires annual testis this means that students must be tested in mathematics and reading annually in grades 3-8 and in high school once in grades 10-12 and once for science as well in grades