Wonderlic Test

Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. These ethical issues are as follows: • The best Interests of the Client - Maria's made a choice to use the intelligence test on the child knowing that the child can speak English but only as a second language. Therefore this was not in the best interest of the client as it would not allow the child to understand the test to answer accurately and equally important would be if she did understand the question but her answer was not how she felt due to losing…

claims that using standardized tests will ensure that students receive the best education and provides three reasons of support. However, the professor states that these tests will inhibit progress in schools and hurt students. She refutes each of the author’s reasons. First, the author posits that standardized tests will create a strong school standard. The professor counters this point by explaining that these tests will force teachers to teach the same things. These tests will be given to…

theory that the test Every year since 1980 the State of Texas has implemented some form of standardized testing. The theory behind these tests is to monitor the efficacy of teachers and performance of student as well as prepare them for life after graduation. These standardized tests are used for creating marketable young adults. The first of these Standardized tests in Texas was the TABS, Texas Assessment of Basic Skills. The TABS test was utilized from 1984 to 1990. This test was administered…

Should students have to pass a basic skills test to graduate high school. Because they might forget what they have learned and to see how much you’ve improved and and to see if you’re ready to graduate and go to college the main reason why schools give an exam is to cover all material that has been covered through the kids high school years it’s also way to know if a child needs help in a certain subject if a kid doesn’t pass the exam, they shouldn’t be able to continue and…

Without even knowing it, humans are influenced on what they want to eat, how they act and many more daily experiences based on color. Elliot and Maier chose to test the color red and have participants take an anagram test. In order to test this specific color, they chose to compare red to green and black. The cover of each participant's test was either red, green, or black. The results demonstrated that the participants with the color red solved the least amount of anagrams while the results…

teachers and schools and does not help develop truly educated people. High stake testing is tests which establish and/or identify a student’s future education, additionally presenting consequences if a ‘good’ grade is or is not achieved. Therefore by the use of high stake testing students are being sent the message that tests are more important, than actual learning and that if something is not on a test, it is not worth learning. What are educators putting across to children that other subjects…

well or poorly I perform on a test. However, there are many students, some barely starting their schooling, and some who graduate from college in less than four months, who would disagree with me. These students might believe that a high stakes test will define their worth and value to society. The Consortium for Research on Educational Accountability and Teacher Evaluation (2012-2015) believes that student success should not be based on the results of a single test, but instead should include…

Standardized Test Introduction Standardized testing is given in mostly all universities and establishments. These tests are intended to be controlled and documented in a dependable manner. Standardized testing are the same in all instutions. Everyone who takes the test is obligated to find a solution to the same set of questions. There are questions that consist of multiple-choice, true and false. Students are given an assured quantity period to seek the answers to all of the questions given.…

students often find themselves asking the question “Do we really need to take standardized tests?” Students often question why these standardized tests are important and why they are forced to take them. Most educators follow a strict education guideline so each student is prepared for any standardized test they must take. Education is revolving around these tests, but there is more to education than just test taking. There is also a social aspect that seems to be nonexistent in some public…

Are Standardized Test Beneficial To Anyone? Are students failing the test, or are the tests failing the students? In the year 1991 an average high school student took an averaged of anywhere from eighteen to twenty-one standardized test throughout the course of their academic career. I can only imagine that those numbers and the stakes associated with the test have increased since then. We rely on test to tell us so much information, but is that test doing students any good? Personally I don’t…