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    In July 2015‚ there was a study conducted by Jamie Kwon on the correlation between final high school grade point averages and standardized test scored scores titled "The Correlation Between Standardized Test Scores of Entering [College] Freshman and Their Final [College] Grade Point Average Upon [College] Graduation." In the report made on the study‚ there are two scatter plots that show correlations between high school GPA‚ college GPA‚ and ACT scores. The first shows the correlation between both

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    addition standardized tests are unreliable they also cost too much money for students to take. For students to get into college‚ they have to take standardized tests like the ACT and SAT. To take these tests it can cost up to sixty dollars. However‚ most students have to take these tests more than once to get a passing score. Velasco states‚ “some students take the test once‚ but most need to take the test twice or even three times” (Velasco). Having to pay sixty dollars to take standardized tests can

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    comprehension of the perceived injury. A 1 to 4 scale graded these as well (Knafo et al.‚ 2008). The results of this experiment are rather interesting. Knafo et el‚ (2008) found there was no significant difference in the two different types of twins. There were increases in empathy as age increased consistently with all of those that showed empathetic behaviors from the earliest age group (Knafo et al.‚ 2008). Those in the younger age groups also showed more empathy toward the examiner and those

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    How Trees Improve the Environment Trees are ancient living organisms that existed since the creation of the Earth and have been crucial to the Earth’s ecosystem. The age of a tree is determined by cambium‚ a layer of growing bark‚ which forms a ring in the wood of the tree. Each ring of cambium‚ tells the age of the tree. The climate can also determine how fast a tree grows. For instance‚ in cool climates‚ cambium only grows in the spring and summer. But there are some cases where you cannot

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    In the article “You Can Grown Your Brain”‚ the author makes a clear connection stateing‚ with research‚ that the brain can grow with the right “exercise”. The author elaborates what this exercise might be to his audience. Since the article is mostly informational but simply written‚ it is targeted towards those whom‚ with the authors help‚ wish to improve their own IQ. In the beginning the author says the brain is a muscle‚ intelligence is more complex than labeling someone as smart or dumb. It

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    responsibility and accountable to process learning and see to it that pupils attained satisfaction of their rights regardless of their age‚ creed‚ abilities‚ social and economic status. To determine the child’s performance and competence of teacher standardized test as NAT is the high-flying instrument to measure both performance. The bases whether pupils perform well and mastered the required competencies of said school which also the manifestation of the quality of the teachers present in a particular

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    How can the use of mental images‚ concepts and schemas to organise thinking help us to improve our memory? Cognitive psychology is primarily concerned with the study of subjective internal mental states. However‚ the subjective nature of cognitive activities such as thinking‚ memory‚ learning‚ perception‚ and language make it difficult to directly and empirically test these mental processes. Cognitive psychology therefore relies on a fundamental assumption of reductionism‚ where the dynamic and

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    Six Thinking Hats Method Thinking is the crucial human resource It’s an important method people use in the processes of thinking to make decisions. This method had been tested and proved that it increased the productivity up to 500 percent. Each colour in this method allows the thinker to do one thing and think about one thing at a time. This method teaches us to think without confusion. This method helps individuals to separate emotion from logic‚ creativity from information and so on. This

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    There are resources from the US and other countries. It gives overviews on specific programs and their age ranges. It lists how long the program has been implemented. There are citations in almost every paragraph. I believe this source is extremely valuable and deliberate. There is so much I can do with this research. I will give specific examples of what happens. I will use the statistics to my advantage. I will explain the rationale and effects of mindfulness training. I will careful dissect the

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    put too much stock into standardized test Many students have the desire to succeed when taking college entrance tests‚ but some students have been proven as bad test takers which means they understand the concepts but are not able to put them on paper. Colleges should not deny prospective students just because their test scores are not as high as the next students; colleges should realize that students are more than just a standardized test score. Tests cannot predict how successful a student will

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