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    The United States’s education system has mandated exams that enables educators and government officials to evaluate students and schools performance level domestically and internationally. Standardized tests‚ sometimes known as high stake examination‚ measured students’ ability using a multiple choice answer format‚ which covers topics including math‚ English‚ and science. These tests gives an objective and a comprehensive outlook of students’ capability to recall information from their curriculum;

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    Standardized tests have been used for many years as a measure to gauge the academic achievement of students and schools nationwide. In theory‚ standardized tests are appealing‚ but in reality‚ they fail to adequately determine how much a child has actually learned. With this being said‚ scores also greatly underestimate the effectiveness of schools. Therefore‚ because of the countless flaws and deceptive interpretations‚ standardized tests should be banned. I. To begin‚ standardized test scores do

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    Attention Grabber: Is the score on one standardized test a true assessment of a student’s knowledge and skills? Did you know standardized tests have been a part of American education since the mid-1800s? b. Topic: My topic is whether or not the use of standardized tests is improving education in New Jersey and America and if it is fair or unfair to take the SATs. c. Specific Purpose: My specific purpose with my topic is to inform my audience about how standardize testing‚ SATs‚ is presented in the media

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    Jun Lee Extra Credit Standardized Testing In the argument between the affirmative and negative side of whether or not the use of standardized tests improve education‚ both sides clearly presented the history and status quo of how standardized tests have been a part of American education since the mid 1800s. Each side touched upon their own opinions about No Child Left Behind Act‚ and how the US students slipped from 18th in the world in math in 200 to 31st place in 2009‚ with a similar decline

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    Have you ever sat down and thought about college and how one test can determine what college you can/will get accepted to. Everyone knows that colleges place so much stock into these standardized test scores. Knowing this makes students worried and develop anxiety about test taking. Colleges use these standardized tests to predict how well we do in college to succeed.Colleges shouldn’t be allowed to put that much pressure on us for our test scores on SAT’s or Act’s. “We all have different

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    Standardized Testing Every year thousands upon thousands of children‚ ages seven and upwards sit down to take their scheduled standardized tests. This generation has been classified as the most tested in history. "Its progress through childhood and adolescence" has been "punctuated by targets‚ key stages‚ attainment levels‚ and qualifications" ("Stalin in School" 8). Each year the government devises a new standard and then finds a way to test how each student measures up to this standard. They

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    struggle or have a disability. Also‚ it isn’t fair because it stresses students out‚ make them sleep deprived‚ or have anxiety. Too much emphasis is put on standardized testing because some students struggle to get high scores‚ they aren’t an accurate measurement of their abilities‚ and test decrease students love of learning. Standardized tests don’t take into consideration certain characteristics of a student that may affect how they perform on the test. For instance‚ when the author talked about

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    Standardized testing is everywhere. When we go to get our first driver license we take a standardized written test. Before we even arrive to our senior of high school‚ we have been subjected to at least 10 standardized test a year. Even in kindergarten‚ students are prepare for exams. Standardized testing First off‚ there is a looming racial bias towards minorities in standardized testing. In New York City‚ there are specialized high schools where admission is solely based on a standardized

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    Standardized testing in the united states and around the world is an Unjust‚ Inefficient‚ and Inaccurate way of rating scholars. It is true that it measures the natural intelligence of someone but people give these tests way more credibility than they deserve. Standardized testing is unjust. Standardized testing measures one thing and one thing only‚ the natural intelligence of a human being. According to late education researcher Gerald W. Bracey‚ PhD‚ standardized tests cannot measure "creativity

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    Standardized testing is usually perceived as the optimum way to judge the effectiveness of the learning system; however‚ if the reason for learning is to evaluate test scores rather than achievement and ability‚ then the real purpose of learning is lost. The explosive rate of standardized testing has caused a narrowing in the core curriculum and stifling of creative thinking in all fields. There are better ways to evaluate performance and understanding. The most advanced ways are good teacher observation

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