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    A standardized test is any form of an exam that requires every test taker to answer the same questions and that is scored in a consistent manner. Every student during their time in school will eventually take at least one. No student enjoys preparing for these extra tests, and some either will study a lot or none. Each student approach these exams differently. The way the students are taught can be highly influenced by the exam and what the material is. These are just two of many reasons why…

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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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    responsibilities. Standardized tests are part of the reasoning behind the stress of applying to many different colleges. The uneasiness of not knowing what the tests will ask you is unbearable. The pressure of college can stem from many different aspects in one’s life. Whether the stress stems from high school faculty or parents overwhelming their student, nothing can compare to the stress of standardized tests. The initial prepping, hours of studying, and the weight the tests carry have…

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    Blake Phillips Mrs. Green A.P. English Language 1 October 2015 Improvements by Standardized Testing Growing up at Harrells Christian Academy, I have taken many standardized tests, starting when I was in the third grade. Unlike students in the North Carolina Public School System, Harrells does not take a statewide End of Grade test at the end of a grade. At HCA, we take standardized tests in selected years to evaluate each student in the grade compared to other students in the nation so that the…

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    on that test we took today? I'm talking about below proficient, so less than an 80. I will be honest and say I scored less than an 80. I hate tests for many reasons, but the one you won't find on this post is if I do bad on them. Hating tests because of the fact you don't do well isn't a reason (or a very good one at that). Tests are one of the worst ways of demonstrating a student's knowledge. Well actually, let me rephrase. I hate standardized tests.What is a Standardized test? A test that is…

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    get to continue their dream or have to reevaluate their college plan? A student 's standardized test scores and can either make or break their college plan. A student 's ACT score or SAT score will determine if they are at the academic level to be accepted into a college. Test scores throughout all ages are a very object and fair way to measure a student 's knowledge. Standardized tests are created and written to test what students have learned and to compare what one student knows to what…

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    successful when taking a standardized test. I will be giving you tips and examples for what you should do before or when taking a standardized test. One thing you should do when taking any test is always stay focus. And let’s not forget to practice before taking a standardized test. The more you practice, the more familiar you will be with the test format, and less likely to panic when you are actually taking the test. Practicing can help you remember what you learned and ace the test. You…

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    Do Standardized Tests Measure Intelligence? On average each year, every school in the United States takes over 600 standardized tests. Students in grades three through twelve are taking up to 20 standardized tests each year. Many high school students take over 20 tests a year due to the SAT’s and ACT’s in addition to state mandated tests. However, 42 states have banned standardized tests for students in grades kindergarten through second grade because educators believe that children under the…

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    opinion, standardized tests are insufficient to provide an accurate and complete picture of the student. Factors such as prior academics, co-curricular activities and, the intent and persona of the student are equally important. First, standardized tests such as TOEFL or GRE only evaluate the applicant on a narrow criteria. His performance in the long term in his academics is a better indicator of his consistency and determination. For instance, some students may excel in an english language…

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    Do you ever get really stressed out before a big tests? Some people think that standardized tests are a good way to help students learn, but other people believe that they help students. I believe that standardized tests don’t help students because standardized tests can cause stress for younger students, the don't measure the whole person’s abilities, and can rob children of their childhood. First, standardized test can cause stress for younger students. Students get stressed out because they…

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