It is contended that at the system level, national assessments help government ministers make decisions about:
A) the professional development needs of teachers.
B) resourcing in priority curriculum areas.
C) the quality of schools.
D) the quality of teacher education programs.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

National assessments help government ministers make decisions about resourcing in priority curriculum areas as they can identify areas where students are struggling and allocate resources accordingly. While national assessments can provide some information about the quality of schools and teacher education programs, these are usually evaluated through other means such as inspections and accreditation processes. Assessment results may also inform decisions about professional development needs of teachers, but this is not the primary focus at the system level.

It Is Contended That at the System Level, National Assessments