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    material. For this reason many teachers have been forced to change their lesson plans to accommodate for the tests. These tests are not necessary and only inflict stress upon the children. My potential thesis statement would be that standardized testing is harmful to students because the students don't get to learn as much as they should, all kids learn at a different pace, and the test is biased. A question my argument will answer is, “What makes standard testing a bad thing?” Each…

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    standardized testing. Standardized testing is defined as "a test administered and scored in a consistent or standard manner," and according to U.S. Legal, a standardized test "is administered under standardized or controlled conditions that specify where, when, how, and for how long children respond to the questions." But are these types of tests really necessary? There are some kids that learn at a different pace than their peers, but educators test them the same exact way. Now, I ask you, is…

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    Catalase Test Paper

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    Through careful evaluation in all the test that were successfully completed it is safe to say that there is indeed Staphylococcus aureus within the throat. In the collection and isolation of the mixed culture from the nose and throat there were seven different test that aided in conformation of these two samples, which was the MSA fermentation plates, the beta hemolysis of the blood and DNA agar plate, the coagulase test, Antimicrobial substibility, the characteristics that were viewed under the…

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    Estrogen Fractions Test

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    Why am I having this test? The estrogen fractions test is used to evaluate: Sexual maturity, menstrual problems, and fertility problems in females. The health of a fetus and placenta in pregnant females. The presence of female characteristics in males (feminization syndromes). This test can also be used as a tumor marker in people with estrogen-producing tumors. What is being tested? This test measures the levels of estrogen in the blood. There are three major forms of estrogen: Estriol. Estriol…

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    a student has to pass a standardized test. These test have become a norm within the public school system, but they shouldn’t be. Standardized Testing should be removed from school systems as its no longer useful, harms the students, and can negatively affect schools as well. The purpose of standardized testing is “to make a valid inference about the knowledge and/or skills that a given student possesses in a particular content area” (Why Standardized Tests Don't Measure Educational Quality”…

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    Hip Abduction Test

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    Sit and reach test was a test to see how flexible your hamstrings are. You had to sit with you feet flat against a board and try and push the measuring scale to see how far you can reach. This test was a really rough test for me. I have always had really bad hamstrings and sense I can remember I have never been able to touch my toes. However, I was not expecting such a lousy score. I got a whooping 17 cm, which is beyond pathetic considering the needs improvement scale is below 24 cm and good is…

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    Some schools that use Standardized tests have been closed or fired their teachers. They are doing that because they are having either too many failing students or the teachers aren't teaching their students. Schools do not need to close down, but the teachers do need to get fired and replaced with a teacher that does their job. Low scores on the tests can also lead to a student not progressing to the next grade level if they fail. If the student fails, the teacher fails at her job. The teacher…

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    Many teachers ambiguously feel that these tests are too demanding. Teachers are asked to coach students on irrational skills that will be remembered only to pass the test, yet will have no real reminisce or relevance in their lives. Stephen G, wrote “No teacher likes to be overly constrained regarding what she or he should teach. However, no one wants teachers…

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    Standardized Testing

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    Standardized tests containing multiple-choice answers fail to expanding higher thinking levels to strengthen the tools of becoming an analytical thinker in an era of necessity for critical thinkers and problem solvers. (No Child Left Behind) An education researcher, Gerald W. Bracy, PhD., acknowledges that standardized tests undermine to produce the attributes of “creativity..., motivation..., persistence, curiosity..., reliability..., self-discipline, leadership..., honesty, integrity” (qtd…

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    Standardized test are used to measure student against student from everywhere in the country that is the same grade level as the student (Slavin, 2009). Standardized testing started in the United States in 1845 this was put into place by Horace Mann (Gale, 2015). Mann called for standardized testing of math, spelling and geography in the public education system (Gale, 2015). In the 1900’s the United States started the college entrance board exam (Gale, 2015). In 1983 the United States was called…

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