Is it Time to Say Goodbye to the SAT? — Perspectives on Enhancing Equity in College Admissions – Jan 14
Posted by Philadelphia Education Fund on December 22, 2020
How do you predict a student’s success in college? For most of the 20th century, the SAT has been a major player in assessing which students will succeed and which students will struggle. Yet in recent years more and more education leaders have come out against the SAT and ACT, citing it as a biased tool that makes it harder for students of color and low-income students to access quality education.
How do we establish metrics for student success while rejecting bias and discrimination? How do we prepare our students for the college admissions process while interrogating the systems that are harming them along the way? And, where do we go from here?
Join us for the January session of the Education First Compact series as we begin to answer these questions.
- Marie Bigham, Executive Director of ACCEPT: Admissions Community Cultivating Equity & Peace Today
- Nedda Gilbert, Content Strategy Expert, Product Manager, and Lead Counselor at Noodle.com
- Farah Jimenez, President and CEO of Philadelphia Education Fund
- 9:00 – 9:45am Presentation
- 9:45 – 10:15am Q&A
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