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    scores higher than another on a standardized test, does it really mean they are smarter? Standardized tests are tests where all students are required to take the same test that is then graded in a constant manner. Standardized tests are not an effective measure of student knowledge because: multiple choice questions make it too easy, too much stress is put on schools, and teachers “teach to the test”. Multiple choice questions make standardized tests too easy. They give students a 25% chance of…

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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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    Pre Test Hypothesis

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    of high fat foods in the pre-test will score significantly higher in the questionnaire in the post-test, with a longer reaction time in the odd one out task, indicating that after exposure to food stimuli these individuals attention was impaired. Method There will be two levels of the independent variable in order to test this hypothesis. The first independent variable will be either high/low preference of fatty foods. This will be conducted through a pre-post test questionnaire. The…

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    Why Cheating Is Wrong

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    to impart knowledge to the students studying in the school. Yes, they cheated and changed the answers, leaving no evidence behind which was not a right thing to do. Except cheating there are many other options of helping the students get rid of the tests, one of the way was having a meeting held with the Superintendent hall and discussing the problem. If everyone was against the education system, then they would…

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    Neutropenia Blood Test

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    5. Diagnosis & Tests Diagnosing Neutropenia is difficult because it is a very rare condition. Often, its symptoms are confused with other diseases or ailments. It is common for a misdiagnosis to happen with Neutropenia because of its intangibility. Neutropenia does not show any symptoms. It is sometimes discovered during routine blood tests or tests for a different condition. Early misdiagnosis is a common issue for patients and families with Neutropenia. For this reason, patients…

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    is not what schools should use to test a student’s overall intelligence. Intelligence is not limited to English, science, and mathematics. Instead, intelligence can range from art and writing to engineering and anything in between. Besides this, several scenarios can affect a student’s test grade, including test anxiety, separate interests, and learning disabilities. Many students today suffer from severe test anxiety, which is known to dramatically bring down test scores. Students who suffer…

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    Shear Test Experiment

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    8.5.3 INTERPRETATION Comment on the properties of the soil GENERAL REMARKS: This test is useful when the soil is soft and its water content is near liquid limit. The following precautions are necessary when using field vane shear tests: 1. The vane must be rotated soon (within 5 minutes) after insertion into the depth to be tested as delays of one (1) hour to one day may lead to overestimation of strength by 10% to 20% respectively. 2. Standard rate of rotation is 6 degrees per minute. 3.…

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    Standardized Testing: The con Standardized tests should be eliminated because student achievement hasn't been improved. Standardized tests is said that it has not increased creativity or curiosity on education. According to late education researcher Gerald W. Bracely, “Qualities that standardized tests cannot measure include creativity, critical thinking, resilience, motivation, persistence, curiosity, endurance,reliability, enthusiasm, empathy, self awareness, self discipline,…

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    Not much benefit will be gained, oh Akronites, from terminating a slow person. You will be condemned by sincerity to suffer the reward of your intolerance and narrow-mindedness after my departure. Upon my expulsion from Akron Early College, you will be left alone with people who are much faster than you, and you will be able to experience what it’s like to be a slow person. Now to my accusers, you would have gotten ridden of the slow me forever if you had waited two more years. I would…

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    Jung Typology Test

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    1. The four letters of my personality are “INFJ” according to the Jung Typology Test. The letter “I” stands for introvert; the letter “N” stands for intuition. The letter “F” stands for feelings; and finally the letter “J” stands for judging. The Jung Typology Test, I completed, contained 64 questions with five answers choices for each question including: YES, yes, uncertain, no, and NO. Before taking the test, I thought there was no differences between the capitalized and lowercase (yes/no)…

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