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    is related to both the Basic Achievement Skills Inventory and the Test of Academic Performance. The Basic Achievement Skills Inventory and the Test of Academic Performance are both comprehensive tests that are based on several levels of specific academic skills including reading, writing and mathematics. Obviously each assessment has its own unique qualities, or there would be no need for it in the professional world. The ACER Test of Reasoning Ability is designed for high school students in…

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    This according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP). Unlike standardized tests, the NAEP measures reading and math and is only administered to a random sampling of students. No one knows who will take it and unlike standardized testing, no one can prepare to take it. Students do not receive a test score, results instead reflect what they know and what they can do. Student achievement levels are measured as advance, proficient, basic…

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    Nclb Negative Effect

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    involved in correcting answers entered by students. Eleven of the 178 teachers were convicted on racketeering charges, resulting in jail time, community service, and a lot of fines. This was a result of the increasing pressure on schools to meet the high test score requirements set by the No Child Left Behind federal law (NCLB). NCLB, one of the biggest social engineering projects of our time, is an educational reform bill passed by the George Bush administration in 2002. This is significant…

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    [ INTRO] Critical thinking is important, yet not addressed sufficiently in high school classrooms. Critical thinking skills are deemed. However, many classrooms do not engage in much higher-order thinking. Critical thinking is defined as the ability to consider and to analyze information in an unbiased manner in order to make decisions and judgments. (CITE) Although many educators have have stressed its importance, it continues to be an educational concern. In order to teach critical thinking,…

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    ways to establish the reliability of a test are test-retest and parallel-forms. Test-retest establishes reliability by having participants retake the same test at different points of time (Salkind, 2012). For example, a 3rd grade English class takes a Fry Words test at the beginning of the school year and retakes the same test at the end of the school year. Test-retest yields the best results when a researcher considers both the length of time between each test and how they intend to use the…

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    Public School Problems

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    difficulty of students transitioning from high school to college are all major issues within the public education system. Standardized testing is emotionally stressful. Not only are high schoolers but also elementary kids stressed by standardized tests. This leads to illnesses such as vomiting and crying.…

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    education by implementing standardized testing in schools. Back in 2008, Florida began assessing schools by gathering student’s FCAT (Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test) scores to see if students were performing at the level they were expected to be for each grade level based on Common Core standards. Schools that had higher test scores were graded in each district and were graded on how well they’re achieving the state’s educational goals. They were also funded more by the state government…

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    Standardized Test Benefits

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    Every year students are forced to take standardized test while they are in school to test their knowledge and their growth year to year, but do these tests truly test a student’s knowledge and growth? No, while sometimes they accurately measure a student’s knowledge and growth, often it does not. The way to make this more accurate is to not necessarily get rid of standardize test but make them to where they are helpful to the students and place them in classes with students that have similar…

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    Ted Talk Video Analysis

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    It seems as though standardized test would state at a certain age one had to be at a certain area of knowledge, and if a student was not there then it was determined that the student is educationally delayed. In the Ted Talk of Sir Kenneth Robinson, he challenges the diagnoses of Attention…

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    don't really think about it until they are at their last try, to be able to pass that very important exam. Students in a have as many distractions now and days that they give all their time to them instead of studying and getting ready for the test. While teachers try and get students to focus and do their work and prepare themselves for the big…

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