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Ketsia Hamilton

Ketsia Hamilton has spent over 15 years in education. She taught high school social studies, facilitated credit bearing online learning programs, and supported technology integration staff development at secondary campuses in Texas. Ketsia has served as a Senior Specialist for curriculum and implementation with Edmentum and as the National Assessment Consultant concentrating on assessment policy and research to support the assessment product lines. She is currently Edmentum's Senior Product Manager, focusing on our Courseware program.

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[Product Update] Exciting New Enhancements Coming to Courseware

Edmentum Courseware is introducing new features designed to enhance the way educators utilize data, support students, and communicate results with various stakeholders.

How Online Courses Can Help Achieve Graduation Goals

When effectively integrated into a learning environment, online courses can give students even more choices in what they take, options in how they consume the content, and opportunities to learn in different ways through the engaging online curriculum.

Improving Student Outcomes with Interim Assessments: What, Why, and How

Interim assessment programs can be an effective strategy for schools and districts to monitor student progress and work towards a variety of instructional, predictive, and evaluative goals.

Assessment Literacy – A Back-to-School Priority for All

Over the last seven years, Secretary of Education Arne Duncan and the Obama administration have been working diligently on four main education reform efforts:

[Four Assessment Trends] Moving to Next-Generation Assessment Systems

President Obama’s signature education grant program Race to the Top has brought significant changes to the US education system. Race to the Top centers on four major reforms: adopting rigorous standards, building actionable data systems to measure student growth, developing and retaining effective educators, and turning around our lowest-achieving schools.