When students at Govans Elementary School in North Baltimore took statewide standardized tests last year, principal Linda Taylor said, some struggled with using a mouse to navigate the online assessment. Some didn’t know how to scroll to the appropriate sections. Others grappled with how to highlight…
Source: Sun
Computer-based tests are another challenge for low-income students, some Baltimore teachers say
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