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    grades? Many students who get poor scores will not apply to colleges. Colleges should not use standardized test scores for student admissions because scores do not show a student’s learning capabilities, some good students do not test well, and all students do not have access to test preparation programs. Scores do not show a student’s learning capabilities. Many students who are poor test takers are strong, independent, and motivated people. They can communicate well and are well disciplined.…

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    Some parents complain about how schools test too much or lay too much consideration in testing their students, which has negative effects in the learning environment. President George W. Bush used biopsychologist to help him determine and set what is called “No child left behind”. The No child…

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    confused boy named P.S. he attended the Virginia Preparatory School. The story started out with him at school talking to a “toad” about how they will get treated differently than the upperclassmen. In the end he asks him if he is going to kill the test. P.S. was really nervous about the Latin exam. He was scared that he was going to fail it and his father would be ashamed of him. His father and his father’s father had attended Virginia Preparatory School. He felt like if he didn’t pass the exam…

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    The school systems in America have been messed of for a good amount of time now. It’s time for us to make a difference in American school systems. Other countries in the world have amazing school systems that by far outrank The United States, take Finland for example. They have the best school system in the World! They have shorter schools days, no homework for kids and they still manage to beat us when it comes to learning! This is unacceptable when the U.S is the leader in everything else. So…

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    teachers are forced to test the students constantly to ensure that students, teachers, and schools are to par. Testing has become the norm in most schools. Between the schools self imposed testing ciriculum as well as that of the local and federal governmnets, a large percentage of a students schooling revolves around tests and final scores. The constant testing students must endure today is much too much. Because the system has been changed to focus so much on testing and test results, teachers…

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    For this assignment we watched the Annenberg media video titled The Power of the Situation. This videos main objective was to teach and assist us in understanding the influence people have over other people. Within this video it listed several research projects and methods that psychologists and scientist have made to help determine and predict human behavior. Many of these experiments were brought out by trying to understand how millions of people could blindly follow problematic leaders such…

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    There has been so many times that I have taken a test and didn't get to finish, it doesn't matter as much when it's just a regular test in class, but when it comes to assessments like the ACT and SAT it does. All students should be asked if they need more time. Intelligence cannot be accurately measured by a test that was not completed. If a student needs more time they put their name down on a signup sheet. The questions they have answered are graded, the ones not answered are replaced with…

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    Education is a foundation for the intellectual and pragmatic societal structure seen today. However, what is education and how can educators truly assess a student’s education? According to Mark K. Smith, “education... is a process of inviting truth and possibility, of encouraging and giving time to discovery” (2). School administrators have outlined a black-and-white scenario to assess this definition where students are judged on either their summative assessment, known as a proficiency model,…

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    with assessments is the idea that the presser of accountability is creating an educational culture that puts test scores ahead of intellectual growth. You can even see it here in Philly with the implication of the keystone test, soon after you saw parents and teachers advocating against them. Many fear that with a pressers of test like these teachers are focused to only teach how to take test, causing students to miss out on valuable lessons such as critical thinking, problem-solving, or…

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    in school, not just on test scores. The very first step is to understand the data. Anyone can look at data, but to actually use it to improve anything, that person must understand what he or she is reviewing. To understand the data, determining “what additional information is necessary to understand student performance” (IRIS Center for Training Enhancements, 2014, pg. 2) is key. Also, in reviewing the data, it is important to understand the students who are taking the test and what disabilities…

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