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    Ever since the standardized test was first introduced‚ it began to suck out the creativity from school and forced all teachers to teach the same material to every students nationwide. It has long been theorized that no two minds are the same and if you ask parent with more than one children they will confirm it. So why teach the same thing to every student when even siblings don’t have the same mindset and learning patterns? President Obama said himself “Teachers should not be forced to spend the

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    Books impacted Charles Blow by opening his eyes to show how books can educate people. Standardized tests have restricted people from experiencing real learning. Standardized tests are inaccurate‚ demanding‚ and unnecessary to put students along with teachers through‚ and in the end the only thing standardized tests do is draw away from meaningful and lasting education. There are many problems with standardized testing‚ most of which

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    students taking the test and is a complete and utter waste of our precious learning time in the classroom. We get pulled out of our classes for a week (sometimes even more) to sit in a room for hours on end taking a pointless test that is not beneficial to our lives in the future (although it claims to “ready us for the future”). We students have been bombarded with all of these standardized tests for years. For students who have substandard test taking abilities (like myself)‚ this test makes those individuals

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    A lot of people dislike doing standardized testing‚ Not everyone understands why they have to take the tests. Many students may reflect their ability on how they do on a test. Standardized testing is just another test that could show your ability and how you’re not doing well. Standardized testing should not be required for any public schools. Standardized testing should not be required for public schools to take. One of many reasons is that there’s pressure for the teacher. There is pressure because

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    Pros and Cons of Immediate Psychic Readings I am celebrating my first anniversary of leaving psychic lines. Now‚ psychic readings in my private practice are by appointment only because I learned it benefits my clients. The following pros and cons are my observations and experiences as an adviser of immediate psychic readings. 1. Pro – You don’t have to wait for an appointment. Con – It is expensive because you are paying much more per minute for the convenience of getting it immediately than you

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    2014 End to Standardized Testing Standardized testing was originally created to measure students’ performance and progress. In recent years‚ the public school system has relied heavily on the information this test provides‚ in doing so creating controversy. The debate over standardized testing has raised an inquiry question: What are the effects of standardized testing on the United States public education system? Students are taught only to pass testsStandardized tests are not a true indicator

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    are being rewarded with cash for good grades or test scores on Advanced Placement and SAT exams. Though money is a good incentive for kids to try harder in school‚ it has more negative effects than positive. Based on the research by Richard Fryer‚ an economist at Harvard‚ has proven that in order for rewards to work they must be immediate and consistent. Compelled on solving if rewarding kids for grades could make a difference in standardized test scores‚ he created four reward schemes in four different

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    When I take standard test I do ok because I get tired because you have to read this essays and then you have to answer questions. You have to do A LOT of them a it’s tiring. I consider myself as a good test taker if I know what I’m doing. If I don’t know what it is then I’m most likely going to score low on it. I have been like me that because how am I supposed to score good on a test if I haven’t learned it or understood it? That’s why I have always been that way no matter what. But somethings I

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    READING PASSAGE 1 Lost for Words Many minority languages are on the danger list.In the Native American Navajo nation which sprawls across four states in the American south-west‚ the native language is dying. Most of its speakers are middle-age or elderly. Although many students take classes in Navajo‚ the schools are run in English. Street sign‚ supermarket goods and even their own newspaper are all in English. Not surprisingly‚ linguists doubt that any native speakers of Navajo will remain in

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    Standardized tests are also used as an assessment to measure the progress that a student has made in one academic year. Of course‚ one test would not be sufficient for assessing the student’s academic capability but‚ the test results would be a fairly accurate indicator (Thompson). Educators can take advantage of standardized tests by assessing where the student falls in their grade level on a national scale. If the student is falling behind academically compared to his peers‚ his educators will

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