When I read Dick Startz’s Feb. 19 column, “WASL alternative mustn’t be a weakened substitute” and he kept using the word “objective” to describe the WASL, I knew immediately that he has probably never ...

On March 26, 2012, in T.W. Phillips v. Jedlicka, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court affirmed the test for determining whether an oil and gas lease has produced in paying quantities depends on the operator ...

I would like to address the parents who think the Washington Assessment of Student Learning is just a test and that by being supportive of it they are promoting better education. The WASL is a very ...

A new study has found that subjective evaluations are comparable with and complementary to objective measures of teacher effectiveness taken from a teacher's first year in the classroom. A study ...

I spend a lot of time assessing video quality, sometimes to compare different codecs, but more frequently to identify the optimal encoding techniques. For example, does an I-frame interval of 3 ...