State Testing Persuasive Essay

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I think we should be taught all we need to but I don't think we should take a state test to prove anything. I understand why we take test at school to make sure we learn what we're covering so why should we need to take another state one. We already have other standardized and state test we have to take so I would rather not add another one to the list. Students have enough pressure on them and adding more states test would not help us in any way. We wouldn't get anything from it except stress and anger. This would also put unneeded pressure on

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