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Montana first to implement computerized pilot program for standardized tests
March 9, 2014 /
Students won’t be sharpening number two pencils to take the state standardized test this spring.
Instead, they’ll use computers to try out a new assessment that will measure how well students are meeting recently adopted Common Core state standards.
Around 70,000 students in grades 3-8 and 11 will participate in a pilot program of the Smarter Balanced exam, which replaces the Montana Criterion-Referenced Test (CRT).
By DEREK BROUWER Independent Record
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