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necessary time or preparation required to fully master the language before moving on to studying subjects in the language, thus they fail to be successful in the subject classes and are at a disadvantage of learning the material. This accounts for lower test scores in comparison to those A program that holds back a student’s progress and academic success should not be continued to be widely implemented in schools, as it fails to achieve its primary purpose of transforming monolingual students…

future. Has this new law reduced the numbers of drop out students, increased graduation readiness and improved strategies to main stream students into either college or career? The answer is yes. Under the federal act, every student was supposed to test on grade level in reading and math by 2014 at 100 percent proficiency. Did this happen? The answer is no because this was an unrealistic goal. Keep in mind that technically states do not have to participate in this program; however, to receive…

to take numerous tests to get into a good high school. Adolescents in the United States have the privilege of getting an education unlike students who study through long hours to get an education. Students do not study for their grades, but to get into a quality high school. One country that makes students take numerous test before entering a high school is Japan. Japan’s school system is different than the United States through tests, school attendance and student’s attire. Tests are used…

Chuck Grassley once said, "What makes a child gifted and talented may not always be good grades in school, but a different way of looking at the world and learning." (brainy quote.com). Growing up in an atmosphere where education is strictly based on getting good grades takes away from the actual learning experience that people are supposed to receive while in a classroom. It starts from youth where the fear of not getting a grade that is considered suitable can be very daunting to youth while…

can't a student be based on the grades they have made in high school and not just on a single test? What is even the purpose for the ACT and SAT, students stress over these tests knowing that they have to get a certain score. What about people who are bad test takers or they are dyslexic? I think standardized testing is unfair, and not reliable. In addition to that, what is the purpose of a standardized test? "Research and experience show that standardized…

In the editorial “ Opting Out of Standardized Tests Isn’t the Answer” The editorial board argues how opting out is not the best option to take towards standardized test. The editorial board develops the ir argument by giving examples that talk negatively about the idea of opting out of standardized tests. Their purpose is to persuade people into having a negative view towards standardized test, in order to get the audience to have a similar reaction towards the opt-out activists as the…

High stake tests have turned many classrooms into stressful environments rather than offering rich, engaging, and well-rounded surroundings. The debate over standardized testing in public schools has become more controversial on whether or not it is negatively impacting students and educators in America. Every year teachers are forced to give their students test after test on information that they are expected to know, because of these exams students are becoming less successful in the classroom…

Why We Should Get Rid of Standardized Testing Test. The word alone is enough to drive panic into the hearts of students everywhere. While some tests are bigger than others or worth more points, they all tend to elicit the same response of dread. However there is one type of testing above all others that needs to be removed and that is standardized testing. We should remove standardized testing because it costly and expensive, scores are used to reward or punish teachers leading to things like…

testing is a major focal point in modern education systems all over the world. The purpose of the tests is to measure the student’s and teacher’s abilities, and compare them to other students from around the city, country, and world on an academic level. The comparisons are supposedly one of the many “benefits” that come with frequent and relentless standardized testing. However, these standardized tests have no benefits whatsoever; only detrimental effects on the mental and physical health of…

their school’s scores from the previous years. However many times there are different aspects of the students’ lives that play a role in the scores that the schools are receiving. One of the most significant problems with the students taking these tests in the United States is that 29 percent of the students are living in poverty. Meaning that the students living in poverty…