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    allow standardized testing for students K-12. The state government should allow students not to take any form of state testing to insure more hands on activities. When students go to take the standardized test most students do not take their time due to stress. Also students may not always be able to answer the questions asked on the test‚ and there is unfairness with IEP students‚ and non IEP students. With this in mind‚ the state government should take away standardized testing. State testing causes

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    fifty to eighty percent of the material stressed on standardized tests does not receive suitable attention in textbooks. Ever since President George W. Bush signed the No Child Left Behind law (NCLB) on January 2‚ 2002‚ the United States government has been forcing educators to give their students more and more standardized tests (Klein 1) . The government does not realize how harmful these tests are to students and their educators. Standardized tests are insufficient ways of ranking and placing

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    Standardized Intelligence has been a monumental breakthrough in Psychology. This instrument of psychology has been one of the most practiced inventions in the field. Alfred Binet is considered the father of standardized intelligence testing. In the early 1900’s‚ he conducted these tests on young children to identify learning disabilities. It has assisted the U.S. military place new recruits in their positions with the ASVAB‚ and since the SAT was enacted in 1926‚ millions of aptitude tests have been

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    Standardized testing has been a heavily debated topic for many years because it is not evident if testing is more beneficial or detrimental for children or schools. There are many pros and cons associated with the use of standardized testing. Most educators agree that there needs to be a method of accountability for schools and school districts. However‚ the question remains‚ are students tested too much? Additionally‚ to what extent can a standardize test assess students achievement? Some states

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    Standardized Testing: Is it Truly Beneficial to Children? In 2000‚ the United States’ ranked 18th in the world for math scores. In 2009‚ seven years after the No Child Left Behind Act‚ the United States ranked 31st. This statistic alone should be reason enough to discard standardized testing in the education system. Since standardized testing has been required‚ not only has the US ranking in education gone down‚ but also the value of education has gone down. By allowing these tests‚ students

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    attempting to put a square block representing standardized testing‚ into a young student’s round

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    There is many different opinions on this article. In my personal opinion i agree with what Walter Bowne had to say about standardized tests and how they can’t measure great writing. I strongly agree with Walter Bowne and his writing about standard tests. Walter Bowne in his writing “Standardized tests can’t measure great writing‚” Showed and proved many very strong points. For one‚ “The process is long‚ laborious‚ and oftentimes glorious. It just takes time‚” (Walter Bowne). This is a very good

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    United States tend to view some racial categories as more intelligent than others based on standardized tests. As a result‚ such testing may or may not fuel unfair prejudice in high school‚ college‚ and at work. Stuyvesant High School is located in lower Manhattan and is considered one of the best high schools in the country (Chua & Rubenfeld‚ 2015). The school accepts students solely based on standardized test scores; thus‚ creating an Asian student body that comprises of seventy-three percent

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    Standardized tests are often referred to as “assessments”. Assessments are often defined as the collection and analysis of information about one or more students. These so called standardized testing is a particular groups of students will take the same test that will be scored and analyzed the same way‚ then the students’ scores are compared to the rest of the group to see how well the students preformed. One of the federal law which is known as “No Child Left Behind” was created so that schools

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    should not dictate testing procedures and regulations‚ because local governments and individual school boards understand the demographics of a particular school district. Ex. It has been proven that children from lower income families will receive lower test scores. Hence‚ school districts with a greater population of lower income families should be prepared to accommodate those children with extra support. I agree more with the Every Student

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