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    By doing the pre-employment drug tests, the organization not only creates an inoffensive and drug-free workstation but also reduce the probabilities of handling any future-skirmishes which can take place due to the misconduct of drug- abuser employees. A pre-employment drug test is proved helpful to boost the repute of an organization. The drug abusers usually stay away from applying in any firm that held a drug test at the time of employment. Pre-employment testing is a wonderful…

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    Subtitle Standardized tests have been around for several years. While other countries do have their own forms of these tests, they are most common in the United States. These tests came around to be used as a form of an accountability system not only for the teachers and students but as the schools as well. The United States has lacked in the area of education for many years and have not raised their ranking. To try to alleviate this situation, standardized testing has become a common mandate…

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    PSSA Synthesis

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    The PSSA stands for Pennsylvania System of School Assessment. The author is DRC or Data Recognition Corporation. The PSSA Testing started in the year of 1998. They started way back because it was an easier way for them to see how you were doing in school and shows teachers what they need to focus on teaching more of. Posters are a positive way to encourage PSSA testing. For example the color red makes you wanna learn and makes your brain think more. Bandwagon is one technique that can be used to…

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    have to take standardized test? “If the purpose for learning is to score well on a test, we’ve lost sight of the real reason for learning” Said Jeannie Fulbright. Students should not have to take standardized test. Standardised test put too much stress on the students, we could be learning more and they say that it cost way too much. First, do the test put too much stress on the students? Students test almost for four weeks. We get tired of doing all of these test. Some people would say…

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    do in standardized tests is not a really good job because i always get nervous and I tend to forget lots of things that i know. It's just like if you were to say something in your head and you want to share it then you get called on out but then you forget what you were about to say and it's like i just had it . I consider myself in the middle because I do not go very well but i also don't fail the Standardized Test. Why i think i am in the middle is because i know that this test is supposedly…

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    Significant Figures

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    No one will argue that determining the number of significant figures and keeping with the rules of those “sigfigs” throughout an already strenuous calculation can be a pain. Countless points and half-points have been deducted from tests throughout chemistry’s ages from students claiming that significant figures are, ironically, insignificant. But, let’s consider the following scenario. Joey is in his inorganic chemistry lab. The second step to the lab tells him to measure out the mass of Iron he…

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    There are different types of parametric tests to determine if a statistically significant difference is present. An independent-samples t-test is used when comparing two groups on one continuous dependent variable that is normally distributed. A paired-samples t-test is used when you look at the differences of one group across two time periods or observation periods. ANOVA tests are used when we are examining more than two groups or more than two observation periods. Slide 3: Our null…

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    text is the Thematic Appreciation Test (p.49) which requires the participant to make up a story that includes that will happen in the future about a picture that is presented. Personality assessment techniques are threatened by the over generalization phenomenon of the Bernum effect, clinicians are ready to accept vague personality descriptions. Good assessments should reveal what is special or different about the person being assessed. The thematic appreciation test attempts to see how a person…

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    The problem this study is addressing is that in the physics classroom of a suburban high school, the teacher has access to enough laptop computers for every student to be able to use one, but does not use them because he does not know how to incorporate them into instruction or if they will be helpful in increasing learning. The purpose of this study is to find out if incorporating the laptops in a one to one computer based instruction will increase student achievement and motivation. The…

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    Cup Stacking Experiment

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    . The purpose of this experiment was to examine the role of attention in the performance of a new motor skill (cup stacking), to determine whether the level of attentional focus on the task impacted performance of the skill. The cup stacking experiment was performed under three different conditions; focused attention, response dual task, and cognitive dual task. Condition one was performed by solely focusing on completion of the task, while condition two, required the participant to respond to…

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