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    The Benefits of Optional Standardized Testing Students with higher grades and modest test scores did better in college than students with lower grades and higher test scores (Sheffer). This proves that grades are more accurate predictors of a student’s academic success. There are many benefits of making standardized tests optional or not requiring them at all. Standardized tests are a biased way of measuring academic talent. Although the College Board believes the SAT is a good predictor of academic

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    1. Can a standardized test follow all the principles of universal design? What about a classroom assessment? Since standardized test are mandated to include all populations nationwide‚ they should and can follow all the principles of universal design. However‚ even though standardized tests can follow universal design‚ they are not as flexible or meaningful for all students. Classroom assessment can also follow the principles of universal design and can be more adaptable to the individual students

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    explicitly wrong. The Atlanta Public Schools cheating scandal demonstrates this example well. The Atlanta Public Schools cheating scandal refers to the 44 Atlanta schools that were found to have cheated on standardized tests a few years back. Educators manipulated the tests to make the students score higher and were eventually caught. The grey area regarding this situation does not include the cheating‚ but the underlying issues that led to the cheating.

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    problem with U.S. schools apparently isn’t high dropout rates or underqualified teachers but standardized testing. This is the only conclusion that can be drawn from the push by parents and teachers in Buffalo‚ Philadelphia‚ Seattle and elsewhere to help students opt out of taking standardized tests. Members of this burgeoning anti-test movement fail to grasp testing’s valuable role in motivating and guiding students and teachers. Preparing young Americans for success in the global economy will require

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    With this emphasis on getting good testing results‚ many teachers decided to sacrifice teaching critical thinking and advanced problems‚ and instead substitute the minimal knowledge that is needed on a standardized test. For example‚ a seventh grade teacher will try to perfect students’ ability to use the Pythagorean Theorem in order to obtain the measurement of sides and angles of a right triangle. But on the other hand‚ real life applications and word problems of how the Pythagorean Theorem can

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    Portfolios are useful tool for identifying the strengths and weaknesses‚ whereas the current standardized tests are provides limited feedback. While the standardized tests are‚ by design‚ suitable for punishing or rewarding purpose‚ the portfolio approach provides insights necessary to improve teaching-learning environment thus‚ serves as a learning tool. Using standardized tests as the evaluation technique for identifying educational gaps in schools with different economical and social background

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    Standardized tests are destroying our academic integrity‚ causing schools to drill core curriculum into students‚ creating a one size fits all standard for students to adapt to‚ and placing teachers and students under tremendous stress while leaving American children behind academically. Body Paragraph 1- Drilling Curriculum Topic Sentence: Drilling curriculum into students has become an everyday practice in schools across the United States. Evidence: According to Tim Walker‚ writer for NeaToday

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    Part 1 You will hear people talking in eight different situations. For questions 1 – 8‚ choose the best answer‚ (A‚ B or C). _________________________________________________________________________________ 1 You hear a young man talking. Why did he go back to college? 2 A He needed a better job. B He needed an evening activity. C He needed new skills. You hear a man talking on the radio. What is he? 3 A an inventor B a company employee C a writer You hear someone talking on the

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    Cheating is wrongful; it is deceitful‚ dishonest‚ and hurtful to yourself and most definitely those around you. Cheating can be anything from peeking at another students work during a quiz to plagiarizing‚ to having someone else do assigned work for you. Whether a cheater’s reasoning seems appropriate to them at the time‚ cheating is wrong under any circumstances. Anyone who cheats will have to suffer the effects when they are caught. Performing an act of cheating can hurt your future and can also

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    English 1301 April 23‚ 2013 Standardized Testing in Texas The first standardized test was developed in France nearly 100 years ago by a psychologist named Alfred Binet. Binet’s test focused on language skills‚ judgment‚ comprehension‚ reasoning and memory‚ and was used to determine which students would succeed in regular classes and which needed special attention (Lefton). Binet’s test was successful in the Parisian school system and generated a lot of interest in America. An American

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