New rules for NH education standards hit a roadblock
A legal analysis of the proposed rules found them at odds with state law and the New Hampshire Constitution.
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A legal analysis of the proposed rules found them at odds with state law and the New Hampshire Constitution.
As public hearings are held in Concord on proposed revisions to the state’s Minimum Standards for Public School Approval, some New Hampshire groups, along with N.H. School Administrative Unit 29
OBE has students referring to notes, textbooks and other study materials during an exam. The assessment focuses on a student's understanding of the subject and his or her ability to analyse or apply concepts, rather than testing memory - the whys and hows, rather than the whats and whens. While National Education Policy 2020 does not mention OBE - National Curriculum Framework released last year does - one of the reforms it suggests is moving from rote to competency-based learning.
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The administrative rules, known as the 306s, are undergoing a once-a-decade update in New Hampshire's school districts.