Journal article
Developing more meaningful definitions of college readiness
2013
TASA INSIGHT Magazine, 28(4), 13ā15.
By: John Cronin, Michael Dahlin
Abstract
Complementing traditional quantitative measures with more qualitative tools can help determine college and career readiness.
This article was published outside of NWEA. The full text can be found at the link above.
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