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    teacher tells us to start the test. Unfamiliar questions appear on the paper and I began to panic. The world seemed to be moving in circles as my breathing rate increased. This feeling that I felt is something that about 20% of students feel when it comes to standardized tests. And that, is called test anxiety. Standardized tests are the reason that many students like me suffer from this disorder, which leads us to ask ourselves a simple question. Do standardized tests measure students’…

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    standardized test is a test where the test takers take the same test in a period of time, this test shows how much the test taker knows about the subject. This usually is not graded, however some students take this an advantage, most of them don’t even try to get any questions right. Most of the parents say the test is deemed “inappropriate” for younger children, or non-American speaking students and special needs students have trouble with the test. Most people complain about the test for the…

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    headaches for many high schoolers and takes hours to complete. It’s the test everyone has to take their junior year of high school, mostly in the western and southern parts of the United State. It stands for American College Test. It’s the ACT. Now originally, the ACT was used in the early 1900’s to help students from lower income families be recognized by ivy league schools. In modern time, the ACT is used as a required test throughout the United States; and often used in college applications. …

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    Analysis of “Standardized Tests Effectively Measure Student Achievement” Herbert J. Walberg, a former teacher at Harvard University and the University of Illinois at Chicago, exhibits his professional views on standardized testing. In the article, “Standardized Tests Effectively Measure Student Achievement” Walberg exhibits his views on the benefits of standardized testing. Walberg says, “Standardized tests fairly and comprehensively measure student performance, thus directly benefiting…

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    of a standardized test is; a test (as of intelligence, achievement, or personality) whose reliability has been established by obtaining an average score of a significantly large number of individuals for use as a standard of comparison. Right in the definition it says that they are used to compare large numbers of students. These tests discourage teachers from being creative, they know that students have to pass these tests so that is all that they are teaching. These tests are quickly taking…

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    third grade practice test” (Some Thoughts and Anecdotes on (High-stakes) Standardized Testing). Standardized testing affects everyone including the little ones who are just starting out to take these tests. Along with the tests providing stress, it also identifies which students excel and which students need help. The stress and the labeling involved with these tests is not even worth it because it does not prepare the student for the real-life situations. Standardized tests do not measure every…

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    education system is merely teaching children what to think. Both parents and students are going crazy with SAT scores and GPA’s, but they are ignoring the negative effects of this type of learning and teaching. The restrictive nature of standardized tests and the outdated school system are hindering thinking and creativity because it creates strict guidelines for education that do not promote free thinking. Standardized testing restricts the quality of education due to the limited number of…

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    Standardized Test Is standardized test good or bad? Some people support standardized test and are against them. I believe that the education of these standardized is causing stress because ST are to determine what happens to the student’s education. The first reason i’m against standardized tests is that students are not improving their achievements on these tests. Standardized test does not prepare students or teachers on what is on the test. These tests do not always have what the kid…

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    standardized tests to figure out if student fits into that cookie-cutter stereotype. People advocate for individuality and uniqueness yet they remain silent when educators file students into types by their standardized test scores. Tests like the S.A.T. and A.C.T. inaccurately calculate a student’s score without taking several factors, like their test taking skills, into consideration. By categorizing the…

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    Throughout time, many colleges and universities have assigned a great deal of weight to standardized test results as a part of the admissions criteria. However, over the past recent years the objective behind standardized testing being a good indicator of college success has been questioned nearly across the board. While college admissions boards have been using standardized testing since the early 1900s to evaluate students’ potential academic performance, questions have arisen as arguments…

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