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Lilly Flores

Lilly Flores is currently an Assessment Consultant for Edmentum. She has an M.Ed in Counseling and began her education career serving as a classroom educator, working with a variety of student populations and instructing secondary Science. She has also worked with higher education community outreach student programs, providing career assessment and assistance in college and career planning. She began working for Edmentum as an educational specialist in 2013 and currently serves as the National Assessment Consultant, concentrating on assessment policy and research to support the assessment product lines.

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[Feature Focus] Exact Path’s Approach to Assessment

Our new Exact Path program combines adaptive diagnostic assessments with tailored learning paths to power truly personalized learning experiences. Here, we're taking a close look at how we designed Exact Path assessments and the data they provide.

Universal Design for Learning: Powering Personalized Experiences for All Students

Universal Design for Learning is a research-based framework for curriculum development that addresses all learning styles from the outset to give all students equal opportunities to learn,

Making Sense of Student Data with Sensei for Study Island

It’s that time of year again! Students have returned to the classroom, and the learning and exploration activities sure to stretch their minds are well underway.

NCSA: Innovations in Assessment with Competency-Based Learning

This year’s National Conference on Student Assessment included multiple sessions focused around the theme of innovative assessment. While innovative assessments can refer to a variety of assessment tools, competency-based learning (CBL) systems, are one of the most promising formats. Here, we will dig in to what Competency Based Education is and why it is something worth keeping an eye on.

The State of Assessment, Part 1

As the spring testing season winds down, we believe that it is important to reflect on how the first year of mandated next-generation assessments went for educators and students. Glitches with online assessments across the country have incited backlash from both students and parents, garnered significant media attention, and led to increased support for the "opt out" movement.