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    Should a test determine one’s success? An individual’s knowledge cannot be measured by simple trials such as standardized testing. Standardized testing has plagued the educational system for several years, affecting the lives of young individuals. Students with test taking deficiencies, such as anxiety, tend to lose focus and also suffer from drops in self-esteem. These adversities tend to affect even the highest performers of the academic year. Standardized testing is mostly a bad way of…

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    Supported by research, 49 percent of students feel stressed daily (Ossola 1). This stress originates from complex high school graduation requirements. Students have expectations to attain sturdy grades, even with excessive stipulations. If students cannot manage high school well enough, college will be even worse. Since complicated graduation requirements cause stress for teenagers to be successful and pressured to go to college, moderate graduation requirements must be implemented. Harsh High…

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    disadvantaged students; therefore, they are currently debating on amending the act. Mr. Bonamici said that, “this amendment will help reduce the testing burden and recognizes that a one-size-fits-all policy to address testing won’t work” (Cameron). Unfortunately, students attending these failing schools are conditioned to take these annual state tests. The students know that there will be a huge test at the end of the school year because teachers let them know in advance. This leads to students…

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    December 2015 Standardized Test All students in public or private schools know about the stress of taking standardized test. The average student in high school dreads the three letter word SAT or ACT. If you have ever taken a standardized test you will know the struggle of answering mass amounts of problems accurately and in a crunch for time. All classes that kids take in grade school are in one way or another geared toward the final resultant of giving students the right tools to pass high…

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    ability. Similarly, public education struggles to accurately predict the potential of student achievement. Although it is extremely rigorous to identify, the process to assess performance in public education has drawn wide skepticism on a national level, both politically and publicly, as substantiated by ProCon.org (2015). There are a variety of reasons we can substantiate statistically why students are failing to achieve the mark on standardized tests. Interestingly, you will be hard…

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    increasing workloads can be hard for students to keep up with. For some kids, this is when symptoms of ADHD first become noticeable—and your child’s teacher may see signs before you do” (Morin, 2014). Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) affects many children worldwide, and because of symptoms like attention difficulty, hyperactivity, and impulsiveness, the disorder can also affect the children’s schooling. Schooling can be difficult for many students, but students with ADHD have a…

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    it can cause tension in the classroom and some students may lose the desire to learn. Being a satirical novel, students must understand what Mark Twain was satirizing. Mark Twain satirized many topics in Huckleberry Finn including, the cruelty of one man to another, superstition, the society, and more. In a study by Katherine Schulten, “11-th graders who had previously been A students- suddenly began failing tests and quizzes in their English class”. The teacher is at fault for failing to…

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    because they are having either too many failing students or the teachers aren't teaching their students. Schools do not need to close down, but the teachers do need to get fired and replaced with a teacher that does their job. Low scores on the tests can also lead to a student not progressing to the next grade level if they fail. If the student fails, the teacher fails at her job. The teacher is there to help the student so after the test is over the student should ask for help if he/she needs…

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    center, moved her seat in the class to the front, and became more confident and involved in the classroom. This behavior she showed indicates that Kim had the potential of becoming a successful student. Kim also shows some interests and actions that indicate that she might struggle to be a successful student. Her husband Justin is jealous that Kim is pursuing college while he only has a high school diploma. He begins to tell Kim that college isn’t a good idea, when she ignores his complainant.…

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    teachers. This idea of being “perfect” is hard and maybe even impossible to achieve. A perfect student is described as someone who maintains an A average, participates in clubs and activities, constantly takes up leadership roles, plays multiple sports, the list goes on. As someone who always strives to be my best, I always find myself getting lost in trying to achieve this status of a “perfect” student and forgetting about the world outside of academics. A world with my friends, family, and…

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