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    Standardized tests are abundant in schools across the country and are most definitely a very large part of student’s lives everywhere. How much time have students spent testing? From preschool to their senior year of high school the average student spends somewhere around two hundred forty four point three hours testing. (Layton‚ 2015) Is all this never ending barrage of standardized test after Standardized test that students are pelted with really necessary for a good education‚ or does it actually

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    The Side Effects of Standardized Testing You would not give your kids unneeded pills that had side effects of limited creativity‚ stress‚ or anxiety‚ so why give them unneeded tests that do the same? In a peer-reviewed journal‚ 2015 Schooling In America Survey‚ it is stated that 60% of Americans believe negative thoughts about K-12 education‚ that it has gotten off the wrong track (DiPerna). A large number of parents‚ students‚ and teachers all believe that education is not on the right track. Why

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    children‚ feel special. But we have to ask ourselves‚ what is being rewarded? In the American public school system‚ everything is built on an unstable foundation called standardized testing. Standardized testing consists of strict curriculums with certain information that must be retained until a test is prepared. Standardized testing is a rinse and repeat method where children memorize facts and reiterate them multiple times. But there is an absence of critical thinking‚ which consists of knowledge

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    How is Standardize Testing Ruining Our Schools? Is standardize testing ruining the future of the next generation? Are children getting the education they deserve? The stakes are too high when it comes to tests. Often times students put all their efforts into a class yet fall short on the standardize test that grade the level they should be placed. Teachers have to cater to these tests creating a stressful classroom environment‚ instead of an environment of creativity and expressive learning. These

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    decides the future of a child in one day. Sadly‚ such a thing exists. It is called standardized testing. Not only is it ineffective‚ it also hurts many different people in many different ways. First of all‚ it hurts students and parents. It also hurts teachers and even the government. The researchers and data analytists at the SEEALL University have looked at all the files and all the facts‚ and they have concluded that testing is a hot-and important- topic. Their findings can change people’s lives. This

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    you ever wondered why we have standardized tests? In short. the purpose of most tests is to review and evaluate knowledge gained over the course of your education. Standardized tests are often used to evaluate the quality of education in a school as well. But how well do they really accomplish this? Standardized tests are considered by many to be inaccurate and overly stressful for students. not to mention the corporate corruption involved in their production. They should be carefully examined and reconsidered

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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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    why standardized achievement tests should not be used to measure students’ achievement in denver public schools. When‚ by whom and for what reason were standardized achievement tests created? How has the purpose of these tests changed since their beginning? I found a lot of information regarding this issue in different scholars sources. In my essay‚ I will use some of them in order to prove my argument that denver public education authorities need to eliminate standardized achievement testing and

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    Standardized Tests Standardized tests are a heated debate in the country as of today. Many people believe that standardized tests do not truly show a student’s knowledge. Students are more focused on passing a test instead of actually learning the content. Not only do these tests hinder students‚ they also affect teachers as well. Standardized tests may seem good in theory‚ but in fact‚ they may be doing more harm than good. The Importance of Standardized Tests To begin with‚ this whole phenomenon

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    or break grade in standardized testing‚ pushing college and career plans at an early age. Most kids stress from performing well in school and not to mention every other thing they have to balance. Such as‚ and after school job‚ volunteering‚ extracurricular activities‚ relationships and fitting in. All of these things fit into one big balloon that could pop at any moment. In other areas‚ outside of the United States

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