Within the education system, there are many reasons why standardized testing is flawed. While many government officials believe that standardized testing has more advantages than disadvantages, parents, teachers and students are facing oppressed teaching, a bleak education, narcissism, and a lack of respect for teaching. Teachers are no longer permitted or encouraged to teach what and how they believe will help the children later in life. Because of this, education has become bleak and children do not feel a connection with their teachers, who they should look up to and respect. The aspect of teaching is no longer about the children and the profession is seen as a joke by many. How does teaching a child to pass a test prepare him for the future? How does it teach him the information needed to go far in life, to succeed and contribute to society? When children who enjoyed school at one point no longer have the ambition to go, something needs to change. Instead of standardized tests, statistics from class exams would be beneficial to show legislators that teachers are indeed doing their jobs, and that students are progressing
Within the education system, there are many reasons why standardized testing is flawed. While many government officials believe that standardized testing has more advantages than disadvantages, parents, teachers and students are facing oppressed teaching, a bleak education, narcissism, and a lack of respect for teaching. Teachers are no longer permitted or encouraged to teach what and how they believe will help the children later in life. Because of this, education has become bleak and children do not feel a connection with their teachers, who they should look up to and respect. The aspect of teaching is no longer about the children and the profession is seen as a joke by many. How does teaching a child to pass a test prepare him for the future? How does it teach him the information needed to go far in life, to succeed and contribute to society? When children who enjoyed school at one point no longer have the ambition to go, something needs to change. Instead of standardized tests, statistics from class exams would be beneficial to show legislators that teachers are indeed doing their jobs, and that students are progressing