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A Cautionary Tale of Testing

DateSaturday, September 27, 2008 at 08:13AM

A few days ago I asked readers what their "sources of humor" might be and I listed a few of my own.

I was extremely negligent in not recommending school librarian Dean Wham's "Books, Bytes, & Grocery Store Feet" new blog.

His latest entry, Seemed Perfectly Logical to Me, is a cautionary tale about having adults take the NWEA MAPS test - and will crack up anyone who deals with it (or assessment coordinators). Funny as a crutch, as my old relatives used to say.

Thanks, Mr. Wham. It's always a treat to read a talented writer.

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