The current test based system is a joke to the students who only care about what they receive on the exam. Especially in High school, everyone’s trying to get into the best college they could. Grades are all that matters to colleges and kids will do what they need to do to get them. Once they have them, they no longer care about the material they needed to achieve those…
The excruciating examination process in which thousands of pressured students who are not fully ready to take an exam, must prove what they have ‘learned’ to aggressive and rapacious examiners, only a minority being selected in the vast marine of shinning students who have just been unchained of the shackles of school work and deadlines? And the rest...? They are left to dry out in the harsh world, to be taunted for doing miserable on that one day, not being given another try. Exams deteriorate us and oppress our very lives making our everyday routine revising and reiterating for an exam that can determine our whole life. The 2 sided pages trap us into our failure, whilst the time ticks at its loudest, making us write nothing but a single letter on a line which finally concludes our end result. Of course if you are to do well, you are fine, but with the ever-changing ruthless mark scheme it’s very difficult to do just well. The pressure put on the fragile mind only gives the tormenter one choice under the stress leading to the examination. To give up! Even the polite and civilised students fall and loose complete confidence in them self’s, feeling like they ruined there only last chance to shine. NO! It’s exhausting having to prepare for an examination when the end result is marked so harshly, it puts the only courage you have down. Masses of tress being removed, the same tress giving us the air we breathe. Papers and papers and pages and pages... all for a single letter on a line, is it truly worth it? Examinations should be banned from the education procedures to avoid any harm it does to the livelihood of a child’s mind.…
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School. Everyone walking the halls and getting ready to go to their next class. In the back of most kids minds is what they will be when they are older and what job they will have. They may want to be a lawyer, a teacher or an architect etc. Most kids don't realize that these jobs that they want to be they are going to need school. They need to do homework, take tests, and quizzes. They need to have standardized test. They shouldn't take away standardized test because standardized test gives the students a lot of information, it can see what the students are learning and what the teacher is teaching them, and it tests the students on many skills that they have learned over the years.…
Should standardized tests be banned? Some people want to support St’s, and some don’t. I think standardized tests are a waste of time because teachers spend too much time preparing for them, they consume too much school time and they don’t measure all of a person’s abilities.…
State-mandated exams often do little more than measure a person’s ability to take exams. Should they be outlawed in favor of another form of assessment?…
Too often students find themselves cramming information they should know before taking a test. Initially, they’ll study the information, and mundanely forget it soon after the test. Students often say “getting grades is the most important thing about school” (LeCompte). The more emphasis teachers and parents’ place on performance, the more students become set back by a failure, which makes an even more vigorous point to this argument (Heyman and Dweck). Thus, creating a fear to fail in which students no longer care about understanding the information. In general, teachers focus more on the significance of passing grades than students learning. What is most compelling is how the education system is bringing into this competitive nature to succeed in a world where a letter grade determines ones ranking in school. With all of in mind test scores are not a precise mark of agility therefore, SAT and ACT testing should be banned.…
It is also well-known that the high weighting of examinations, which is significant for final exams, can lead to produce amount of students overburdened in their mind. There are increasing numbers of forms of examinations in the university such as presentations, assignments, closed-book exams. The more formal this exam is, the larger proportion of the final success it occupied. Accordingly, students who have the high expectations want to achieve a perfect result, which can give rise to the social pressure in their study. However, the high weighting of the examination is just a reasonable standard for the knowledge and skills you have grasped. If students work hard during the long…
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In the current era when students young and old are required to take written exams, to assess them, to judge them, life then is under tremendous demands. Little time or space is left for other activities, activities that bring life to the schooling students. Written exams be then abolished, for the good of the schooling children all over the world. In this research paper, this topic is raised to find out the pros and cons that written exams bring, through interviews targeted at students and teachers to effectively conclude that written exams should be abolished.…
Many people believe that taking public examination is just another stepping stone for students before moving on to higher education and help their parents to know their performance in schools. However, it is also undeniable that public examination can cause many inconvenience to the people who are involved. Currently in Malaysia, all Form 5 students in secondary schools are compulsory to take this examination in…
Let us examine the reasons why some people call for the removal of the exam. First, the national exam puts too much pressure on students and families. The present system uses the results of the exam to decide which secondary school a student can enter. With increasing unequal distribution of resources, such as the implementation of integrated programs by some top-notched junior colleges, the exam scores for the PSLE have more far-reaching consequences in determining how far a student can go in the future. That’s why the exam has become a war for many families, and some literal deaths, seen in students committing suicide failing to cope with stress, are strong warning to society that is increasingly obsessed with the final exam scores.…
At the first place, this educational system is responsible for our study which is being damaged. To cope with the system we are try to memorize all he thing and write down on the exam paper. And that leads us in a wrong learning way. But I have to say to sorrow that our teachers and parents like this wrong system. Some of them are persuaded the students to keep themselves with this. So to get marks and pass through the exam students also try to learn in this way.…
parents can't understand plight of the students during exams they have to study a lot, and instead of supporting them they stress on them for whatever they have still done.…