Mostly because we feel pressured into getting a good score. All these test pile up on us and soon the amount becomes humongous. “Another recent study by the Center for American Progress looked at 14 school districts. It found that students in grades 3-8 take an average of 10, up to a high of 20, standardized assessments per year” (Kamenetz). This may not seem like a enormous proportion, but when you think of the hours a student puts into studying for all these tests is unbelievable. In fact, the Washington Post says that you spend about 24 hours of your time in school taking tests
Mostly because we feel pressured into getting a good score. All these test pile up on us and soon the amount becomes humongous. “Another recent study by the Center for American Progress looked at 14 school districts. It found that students in grades 3-8 take an average of 10, up to a high of 20, standardized assessments per year” (Kamenetz). This may not seem like a enormous proportion, but when you think of the hours a student puts into studying for all these tests is unbelievable. In fact, the Washington Post says that you spend about 24 hours of your time in school taking tests