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    Unfortunately‚ the school education system is failing. Most students may feel like high school is a waste of effort and that many teachers do not effectively teach the students the specific material. There needs to be a decrease in exams‚ and a target for schools to successfully teach their students applications to the real world. There have been many situations in which students have lost interest in learning because of the lack of importance of the material being taught to them. Some students

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    State Testing

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    ourselves if it was really failing or was it the system failing them all the years before is. This is when standardized testing came about in grade schools to start testing the knowledge of the kids a lot earlier. When this came up there were a lot of mixed feelings‚ they thought this would punish the children that didn’t test well or that the teachers and schools would then focus on the test as a curriculum and they may not learn everything they need to. Others thought the testing was a great idea

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    High Stakes Testing

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    High Stakes Testing is tests used to make major decisions about a student and their education. In order for a test to be considered “high-stakes”‚ it needs to be vital in making an educational decision and the ability to take precedence over other information. Most High Stake tests are standardized and include multiple choice and open-ended responses‚ testing students on material that is both familiar and unfamiliar to them. High Stake testing gives a number score based on the amount of answers

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    Act has many unsolved issues and parents have expressed concerns as to whether or not their children are not truly learning or "taught to the tests." ( www.opposingviews.com) Supporters of the bill maintain that it holds schools to a higher accountability for the quality or their teachersand the results that are produced. They also point to improved test scores since the bill was implemented. It also gives students choices: If a student ’s school fails to achieve AYP two years NO CHILD 3 in

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    Authentic Assessement

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    to/Different from       Traditional Assessment? * Traditional Assessment * Authentic Assessment * Authentic Assessment Complements Traditional Assessment * Defining Attributes of Authentic and Traditional Assessment * Teaching to the Test Alternative Names for Authentic Assessment Definitions A form of assessment in which students are asked to perform real-world tasks that demonstrate meaningful application of essential knowledge and skills -- Jon Mueller "...Engaging and worthy

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    assessments that can be used. “Formal assessments are norm-referenced tests that have standardized‚ formal procedures for administering‚ timing and scoring. They have been “normed” or administered to a representative sample of similar age or grade level students so that final test results can be compared to students of similar characteristics. Test results indicate a person’s relative performance in the group. These standardized tests must be administered as specified in the manual to ensure valid and

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    Persuasive Mini-Essay

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    (your position on the issue) Students should be able to chew gum in class because of the many benefits. Reason #1 (best argument) First‚ chewing gum is proven to help increase student test scores. In a 2010 study of 400 students at Harvard University‚ 78% of students scored higher on standardized tests when chewing gum (harvarduniversity.edu). If students were allowed to chew gum during class‚ it would help increase their grades and elevate the academic success of the school. Reason #2

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    tested everyday for drugs‚ alcohol‚ and tobacco so that the students are healthier‚ the students have better grades‚ and the students never start doings things that could have a negative impact on their future. First‚ schools should be allowed to test students for illegal substances everyday so that the students are healthier. Drugs‚ alcohol and tobacco have all been proven to be very unhealthy to a person at any age‚ especially to a person in his or her teenage years when he or she is still growing

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    Homework Debate

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    prior achievement‚ we investigated how much variance in science and math course grades and achievement test scores could be explained by time spent on homework in those classes. The results indicate that there is no consistent significant relationship between time spent on homework and grades‚ but a consistently positive significant relationship between homework and performance on standardized exams. Introduction Debate over the merits of homework has been a part of educational culture in the

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    Differences In Single- and Two-Parent Households Criterion Referenced Competency Test Scores Kristy Griffin‚ Cassie Furlow‚ and Jondrea Randall Columbus State University‚ Valdosta State University‚ and Georgia Southern University Our group decided to research the impact of single parent versus two parent homes on student test scores. To investigate‚ we will be using CRCT scores from 5th grade students attending

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