Dr. Mark Elgart, President and CEO of Cognia, on Shifts in Education and in States’ Needs for Testing
While some companies have struggled as a result of institutions not administering testing during the pandemic, Cognia has been able to emphasize different aspects of its offerings, such as professional development focused on remote teaching, in large part because of its diverse array of business lines and strong client relationships. Cognia’s state clients are advocating…
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While some companies have struggled as a result of institutions not administering testing during the pandemic, Cognia has been able to emphasize different aspects of its offerings, such as professional development focused on remote teaching, in large part because of its diverse array of business lines and strong client relationships. Cognia’s state clients are advocating for assessing in an environment focused on student improvement rather than high-stakes accountability. We’ve grown our staff and “we continue today doing a whole range of webinars to help [teachers] really navigate the improvement of learning” said Elgart. “It’s not going to go away once everything returns to whatever the new normal becomes.” Read more in 4 Big Shifts the Coronavirus Is Bringing to the Assessment Industry.
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