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    testing in order to determine the success of local schools. The scores for each school are then published which was supposed to lead to heightened accountability between schools and districts and show which schools were lacking or failing to meet “adequate yearly progress”. Often in today’s schools, students will ask, “Will this be on the test?” if the answer is no, most students stop paying attention. This culture of teaching to the test can even…

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    wisdom has it that standardized tests don’t efficiently measure a student’s intellectual knowledge while others believe there is no other fair way to improve America’s education system as a whole. According to ProCon.org, the use of standardized testing has been around since the mid-1800s in the American education system. The way a state standardized test works is by having individuals test every year on a selected curriculum for each grade. The main intention for such a test is to record…

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    consequences for failure. Those who do not pass certain aspects of the tests are not permitted to advance to the University. Later on in the book, Cia discovers that those who failed the tests were killed by the testing officials. The slaying of the candidates is a metaphor for getting low scores on standardized testing. For example, if someone gets a 10 on the ACT, they are less likely to get into college than someone who scores a 20 on the ACT. Also, in the second…

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    use standardized testing as a guideline to help them as they teach throughout the year. With standardized testing the teachers have set material that they must teach to prepare the students they have in class for their end of the year standardized test. Standardized testing has many positives that persuade one to believe all schools should implement it into their teaching process. Standardized testing helps a school out by providing qualities of accountability, the ability to compare, guidance,…

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    bank of questions, while high-stakes assessments deals with a test used to make important decisions about students, educators, school, or districts (basically if you don’t score high enough on the test, you will get “punishments” such as…

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    improve your skills and get good grades on everything you do? Standardized tests help our kids learn more and get better at test taking. Standardized testing is necessary because, they use them to determine how good the child is at that subject, also used to help test taking skills, and shows if the teacher is teaching correctly or doing the right thing. Schools use them to determine how good the child is at that subject. These tests determine if you need to move to a higher class or be moved…

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    Mahnoor Shaikh Although standardized testing gives teachers a guideline to teach what the students should know for the test, teachers only teach for tests rather than teaching to benefit the children; therefore standardized testing should not be school because it does not measure the mental capability of a person. Standardized testing also has health consequences and can determine how much money a school gets. One of Almogor claims is that a girl and her parents did not acknowledge that…

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    In K-12 education there has always been too much emphasis on “test scores”, and not enough emphasis on the learning aspect of education. Most people that have ADHD, or an anxiety of tests, know everything before and after the text, but not during the actual test. Many people need and use special accommodations such as testing in a separate area, using extended time, or not even having a time limit. These accommodations help somewhat, but not very much. There needs to be a way for schools to…

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    What I learned about standardized testing is that it’s a test that requires all the test takers to answer the same questions or a selection of questions from common bank of questions. I also believe that if the score is in a standard manner, it makes it possible to compare the relative performance of individual students or group of students. I also learned that with a standardized test it an include true or false questions, short answer questions, essay questions, or a mix of these question…

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    history. The components of this prestigious and widely praised standardized test include: straightforward math problems that can clearly assess a student’s mathematical skills alone; perhaps a few, many, questions testing students on the current vocabulary teens obviously use in their 21st century lives; and fascinating literature passages that could easily replace a baby’s nightly lullaby. The SAT is a fair test that can fairly test a student’s academic ability while providing students with…

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