I. INTRODUCTION
The state of Florida has certain regulations when it comes to a child’s school achievement. One of the regulations is the Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test, best known by its acronym as (FCAT) Test. The Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test is a standardized test utilized mainly by primary and secondary public schools of Florida. This test was initiated statewide in 1998. It replaced the test State Student Assessment Test, known as (SSAT) and the High School Competency Test known as (HSCT) to provide students with superior thinking skills in reading, writing, science, and mathematics. The (FCAT) provides many positive outcomes to a child’s curriculum, but also to the teacher, and the school. Three major positives
The state of Florida has certain regulations when it comes to a child’s school achievement. One of the regulations is the Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test, best known by its acronym as (FCAT) Test. The Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test is a standardized test utilized mainly by primary and secondary public schools of Florida. This test was initiated statewide in 1998. It replaced the test State Student Assessment Test, known as (SSAT) and the High School Competency Test known as (HSCT) to provide students with superior thinking skills in reading, writing, science, and mathematics. The (FCAT) provides many positive outcomes to a child’s curriculum, but also to the teacher, and the school. Three major positives