Ontario's education minister is appointing advisers to review the province's approach to standardized testing, saying results are not showing enough improvement, particularly in math.
Math scores on the Education Quality and Accountability Office standardized tests have been a concern for the province for years, as only about half of Grade 6 students are able to meet the standard.
The latest results released Wednesday, which reflect tests conducted last year, are up a few percentage points from the previous two years, but that is still not where they need to be, Education Minister Paul Calandra said.