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The policy that focuses on techniques designed to improve achievement by holding schools and students to a predetermined set of standards measured by achievement tests is called standards-based.
Because the terms are occasionally used interchangeably and because there is a subtle and nuanced difference between the two, standard-based and standards-referenced are frequently a source of confusion among educators and the general public.
Standards-based refers to the practice of ensuring students learn what was taught and actually achieve the expected standards (i.e., that students meet a defined standard for "proficiency").
To put it simply, standards-referenced refers to the practice of having what is taught or tested "referenced" to or derived from learning standards (i.e., standards are the source of the content and skills taught to students—the original "reference" for the lesson).
In a standards-based system, teachers seek to ensure that pupils meet the standards; in a standards-referenced system, teaching and testing are guided by standards.
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