Accountability for Learning

Transforming the concept of accountability, Douglas B. Reeves addresses its often negative connotation among educators, advocating for a shift towards proactive, student-centered systems. He emphasizes the importance of capturing the broader narratives of teaching that standardized test scores overlook. By implementing constructive accountability processes, educators can enhance motivation, improve teaching and learning, and foster significant gains in student achievement and equity, particularly in underperforming schools.