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    grade and continues through the years of every young child’s education. It tests to see what the student has retained that year, and to make sure that the school is up to standards on what is being taught in the classrooms. While standardized testing is a good thing in making sure educators know what to teach, and it holds schools accountable for education, it is also outdated and has room for improvement. Standardized tests allows for a broad comparison of different states and school districts…

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    I was naïve to think that I would pass that exam with flying colors. Reflecting on that test I started to develop a “fixed mindset” as Carol Dweck calls it. In the article, “The Perils and Promises of Praise” by Carol S. Dweck asserts, “In the fixed mindset, students care first and foremost about how they’ll be judged: smart or not smart.…

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    represent their overall performance in the classroom, but test scores are a major factor in our grades and one slip may cause your grade to drop unfairly. Our final grades in all of our courses are heavily dependent on our midterms and final test scores and that is no secret. Imagine if a student were to fail their midterm or final that is a huge blow to their final grade towards that subject and students know that if they fail some sort of test especially a midterm or final their average most…

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    ELL Student Analysis

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    variety of ways to assess the English language development of ELL students. Despite this, ELL students often fail to perform at grade level along with their peers. In order to assess the needs of ELL students in schools, there must be a school-level test in, conjunction with the statewide exams, that teachers can use to diagnose the problems faced by ELL students in modern schools. According to my own experience as a tutor for ELL students at a variety of grade levels as well as through…

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    us back, gradewise, several years. Common core promised a harder curriculum, and raising tests scores. Out of this we have seen no improvement. Our government thought, when compared to other nations, our education system was the lowest in scores. So, in order to fix the education system and bring up test scores they implemented a new educational standard, one that promised a harder curriculum and higher test scores. Now with most of the nation, having implemented the common core standards, are…

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    Throughout the United States today, standardized testing stands as an assessment that every child dreads beginning at the third grade and continuing until they are seniors in high school. Nonetheless, what does this test bring for those students? Does it bring unlimited wealth, a respectable future, a hidden treasure? Unfortunately, standardized testing does not bring any of those items, however, it does show teachers what their students are both succeeding in and failing at. When it comes to…

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    which would be one of the things I would love to advocate a change for. Assessment should employ a holistic approach as opposed to what obtains presently. Much emphasis is laid on test scores and funds with little or no recourse to the importance of assessment in effective teaching. The pronounced emphasis laid on test scores have an adverse effect on other components of testing e.g. grading. Most schools grading system had to follow the education governing bodies laid down rule on grading…

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    Test Task Analysis

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    the results. Having the results of the reading test tasks is a vital element when creating a series of activities. Firstly, the teacher will have knowledge in relation to the current students’ levels that will help him to choose the most appropriate exercises for future tests. Secondly, the teacher will have a methodological framework aligned to the syllabus of the subject and the requirements established in the CEFR for B2 levels. Finally, this test results will help professors to measure…

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    text. All of these strategies are and can be used by students and helped or hindered along by their teachers, some more than others. In my high school years I received multiple instructions to not cram study for a test and to space out studying for it in the days leading up to the test. Back then I rarely studied anything in my class because I had a pretty robust memory and could just remember what I wrote in my notes or what was said in class and for anything that was challenging to me, that’s…

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    November 6, 2017 Argumentative Essay Are tests like the ACT and SAT effective? A lot of people thinks that they aren’t effective test. Some feel likes these tests prepares you for college and see what’s you level of education. Next, most colleges look at these scores to determine if student get accepted or not. The ACT and SAT are given four times a year. These tests cost about 50 dollars each. There is a lot of people that feel like these tests are a waste of time or not good for…

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