How well do you know what you know? Take a test and your score will tell. In the world of education, it’s the high scores that count. The high scores on the “big” tests—the standardized tests. Yes, it’s true. Your future depends on a number and that’s the straight truth.
Standardized tests are known and used to “measure” your intelligence. To prove how “smart” you are. A test can’t do that. But if you want to go to college, you must take one—the SAT or ACT—and the score determines where you’ll end up. Standardized tests are not meant for everyone but, still, they are mandatory.
Frederick J. Kelly invented the first standardized test in 1914 and It was used to process the school system faster due to the huge population crisis at the time.
Standardized tests are known and used to “measure” your intelligence. To prove how “smart” you are. A test can’t do that. But if you want to go to college, you must take one—the SAT or ACT—and the score determines where you’ll end up. Standardized tests are not meant for everyone but, still, they are mandatory.
Frederick J. Kelly invented the first standardized test in 1914 and It was used to process the school system faster due to the huge population crisis at the time.