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    testing has put labels on everyone who has taken the exams. The results from the tests are merely a number and a number does not say anything about a student. The number does not reflect their personality; how they think, how they learn. The number is simply a score of how well children are at filling in bubbles. Yet this number is thought to be so important by schools. Students should not be labeled by a score off of a test. Within recent years, the school system has been corrupted by the…

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    Standardized tests are unreliable Picture students taking 5 standardized tests a year and getting totally stressed out. I hope you are on my side and want to change how we take standardized tests. I think standardized tests have not improved because it has not improved student achievement in testing. The first reason is standardized test scores are unreliable because. Billion dollar testing industries make, time consuming scoring mistakes that they won’t fix .The student is smarter than…

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    Standardized Tests Improving Education in America?"). The attitude towards the practicality of having an abundance of standardized testing nation and state wide differs between teachers, students, parents…

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    Standardized testing is a test that is given that is viewed as a standard matter of questions. In standardized test students are all graded to the same scale. Standardized test come in the form of an achievement test that measures subject specific knowledge and aptitude test that measure scholastic knowledge. Student low test scores can prevent a student from passing to the next grade, teacher dismissals, school closings, and affects federal funding. There is no law that restricts states from…

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    future were determined just by my performance on a standardized test, I wouldn 't be here. I guarantee you that." Regardless of whom she is, or where she came from, everyone has a different opinion. However, saying that about a certain branch of tests, and something that the government has made students do for years, shows that they do not accomplish much besides wasting our time taking them. Although some Americans feel that standardized tests in high school and elementary are good for…

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    Teachers pay should not be based off of standardized test scores. It’s the responsibility of a teacher to give you, the students, the tools to learn, then it’s the student's job to actually apply the tools. Do you think you apply the tools? Research has shown that many students that are either in high school or college have other factors that affect test grades other than the teachers. Those things include; test anxiety, sleep deprivation, and other things. Students have the expectation to do…

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    A standardized test is any form of test that requires all test takers to answer same questions or a selection of questions from common bake questions. Also, all of the tests are scored in a “standard” or consistent form. Which makes it possible to compare the relative performance from an individual student or a group of students. The test is in a multiple choice format asking different types of questions; such as true-false questions, short-answer questions, essay questions or a mix of all of…

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    researchers and experts say that standardized tests are a massive waste of time and effort, and they do not help students’ education at all. Both teachers and students agree that it is stressful and unnecessary. Some schools spend days, if not weeks, to test when they could be using the time to teach. Standardized tests also create unfair judgments to students and have their future based on a number. This shows why schools should get rid of standardized tests for the benefit of students and…

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    The major theme of the article “From Summer camps to Glass Ceilings” is to relate the message that social experiments are a powerful tool that can help explain and help find solutions too many of societies seemingly disagreeable issues. It also examines how the use of small groups in experiments can help us understand society.” Social science experiments on a few individuals from similar backgrounds can give rise to strategies for coping with social problems ranging from intergroup conflict to…

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    Standardized Tests: How are They Affecting Schools? Did you take/ still take standardized tests as a kid? I’m sure you have because we have been using the same test for over 100 years. That is only one problem concerning with these tests. Some people believe that these tests are important and that we should add even more tests while others believe the tests are flawed, and therefore should be shortened. I think that we should reduce the amount of tests the students are taking, improve…

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