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    George W. Bush once stated‚ "You don’t know unless you measure...’ If you don’t test‚ you have a system that just shuffles the kids through‚ and that’s unacceptable. It’s unacceptable to quit on a kid early and just say‚ ’Move through‚ and hope you learn.’” Researchers and data analysts at the S.E.E.A.L.L University have noticed that standardized testing is a very controversial topic to many people. Standardized tests are a test that students have to take every year in order to determine whether a student

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    many schools in America depend on a standardized-testing-based education system in order to assess young minds and their knowledge. These tests are supposedly the most effective way to measure the knowledge and skills a student may “possess in a particular content area” (Popham). However‚ it has been proven that standardized tests are neither accurate nor do they properly test the extent of knowledge and information that a student may actually possess. Standardized testing is an ineffective way to evaluate

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    usually never give their best effort when taking a standardize test. She believes that this test does not accurately measurers the student capability in the classroom. Now the sate has implemented a new graduation rule for students‚ they must meet state standards on the new mandated test in order to graduate. However for those students that doesn’t pass theses students will have to attend remedial educational programs and take the test over again. In my opinion the advantages of having high school

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    Standardized Testing: Hurting or Helping the Education of Today?” Standardized testing has been embedded in children from the time they first enter kindergarten all the way through grade school and high school years and finally ending in college and graduate school. It has become so frequent that it is no longer questioned why these tests are necessary‚ and by the time a person is finally through with school‚ they have taken an average of twenty to twenty-two tests. Although countless generations

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    Standardize no more Standardized testing is currently required for almost all colleges in the around the United States. It’s been this way as early as the mid 1800’s‚ but it has recently become a big controversy among colleges. Colleges should not require students to take standardized test in order to be admitted. Standardized test put so much added stress on teens. Teens have so much on their plates as it is with all the extra-curricular activities needed to make a noble college resume. Teen stress

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    Standardized testing in our education system is oftentimes frowned upon. Though some disagree with standardized testing‚ others see it as an advantage to education in the future. I recently reviewed two articles with opposing opinions on this controversial topic. I noticed that one article worried more about how they felt emotionally‚ and less focused on the academic advantages or disadvantages. This is an issue in America‚ I believe when it comes to education we should worry about educational outcomes

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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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    Schools Should Not Use Standardized testing Standardized testing should not be used in schooling to see yearly scores. For many years now‚ standardized testing has been used to score and see kids improvements throughout the years. This information all though‚ is not valid to rather or not the student has improved or understands the concept. There are several reasons why standardized testing should not be used and does not show yearly scores or improvements. Standardized testing should not be used

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    Davis 1 Ericka Davis Nishi Shah-Williams English 100 4 December 2013 Standardized Testing: Helpful or Harmful for American Youth I would like to discuss the benefits and disadvantages of standardized testing for primary school children. I support standardized tests that are created based on each school or districts standards. Not all students learn at the same rate or in the same manner. I do feel that testing is one of the easiest methods of tracking how teachers are doing in the classrooms

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    Students Should Not Take Standardized Tests Students should not take standardized tests because they are not a good predictor of whether students will prosper in life. These tests do not identify students as individuals‚ and they do not measure their personality (Ravitch). The character of a person is a great deal when determining how likely students will succeed because some people are optimistic and some are pessimistic (“Personality Tests”). Their personality traits can decide on their future

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