Author(s): Hanxiao Doukas
Expanding understudy accomplishment is a focal topic of No Child Left behind (NCLB), the 2001 reauthorization of the United States Elementary and Secondary Education Act. Among the prerequisites of NCLB are that states should lay out elevated requirements and, by 2014, all understudies should show capability in assignments determined in state norms. Understudy execution is surveyed by state made or took on scholastic tests. These high stakes tests are putting expanded tension on directors to perform at progressively more elevated levels and expecting them to be effectively drawn in as educational pioneers. Chiefs in schools that neglect to build accomplishment scores are being supplanted.