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    In the state of Texas study shows that the average student takes about 113 standardized tests between Pre-K and 12th grade (Sanchez). Parents nationwide are beginning to question whether or not these state mandated tests are helping their children at all. Many citizens along with myself believe that these test are unnecessary‚ because they take up so much time and don’t measure students’ educational quality. Standardized testing has taken up so much instructional time and they still have not improved

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    some type of influence on the lowland Maya Society. According to recent excavations‚ the growth of ceremonial space that turned into pyramid and plaza complexes have similar buildings in both Lowland Maya areas and in the center of the Olmec. Since Gulf Coast Olmec is considered the mother of culture‚ it could be assumed that the Olmec culture and political organization could have spread to the Maya Society. Many others believed that the lowland Maya society barely received any type of influence from

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    Standardized testing Standardized testing is good in theory but in reality it is causing many problems. The United States Government wants to keep the national school systems together but as a result it is making schools much more stressful for everyone and the point of being a teacher completely different than what it used to be. Children’s intelligence should not be determined by a test‚ nor should it determine a teacher’s skill. This problem has gotten much bigger over time and needs to be brought

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    Did you know that 7th graders spend most time in school doing standardized tests?Students do spend most of their time on standardized tests.In fact they spend 23.3 hours.7th graders don’t have time to get caught up on other class work.The students also have to learn from these tests ‚ so learning takes up time to.The government needs to modify standardized tests.In this essay I will discuss the needs to modify standardized tests.The needs are students spend too much time on the tests ‚ the tests

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    I always ending up failing it. The way how I prepare for a standardized is study because I need it to pass the test and not fail. What I do the night before is that I get a good sleep so I wouldn’t be tired for the test and study a lot and hope I could get a really good grade. the test questions I’m good at is when I have multiple chose because I would do the problem and cross off the wrong answer.

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    Testing has been used in school seen the beginning of schooling. These assessments are used in a variety of ways for a variety of reasons. However‚ as we talked about in class and on the online content‚ standardized tests have changed in the past years. In fact‚ in the videos we viewed this weekend‚ it it shown how these test effect students. Unfortunately‚ school is shown as less fun and students are not enjoying school. Also‚ the government has been involved in education. Acts like the no child

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    Is Cultural Biases in Standardized Tests Affecting a Student’s Success? Imagine if one’s success is dependent on one item‚ where this one item may not be providing an equal chance for success‚ because of differences in culture. For parents and students of different cultural backgrounds around the United States‚ this is becoming a reality. Standardized testing can have a substantial impact on a student’s future‚ and the idea that these types of tests are culturally biased is rising. While some Caucasian

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    hinder academic growth and opportunities in our country. The assumption that standardized tests reveals a student’s true strength and weaknesses is fundamentally wrong and is limiting our nation’s academic development. Colleges believe that standardized test scores on the SAT or ACT is an effective tool during the admissions process to determine a student’s intelligence and academic potential. Before the reliance of standardized tests‚ only the affluent and socially connected families were able to pursue

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    The SAT and ACT‚ both standardized test scores used as an indicator of students’ academic abilities‚ are taken each year by thousands of students planning to enroll in some category of post-secondary education. These are thought to be accurate indicators of a student’s academic ability‚ but this is not always true. I feel that more often than not‚ these tests are rough indicators of a student’s ability. They test what the student SHOULD know‚ rather than what courses‚ and the depth of said courses

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    Warfare shaped several countries over the years in different ways. World War II had a great impact on Japan as a nation. In 1941‚ Japan bombed the Pearl Harbor of the US causing them to enter the war‚ which resulted in an immense clash between both countries. In August 1945‚ the US dropped two of the most dangerous bombs‚ the atomic bomb‚ on Japanese cities‚ Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Those bombings changed not only Japan‚ but also the entire world. The US had introduced a new weapon to the world‚

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