Matthew Mulderig Mrs. Zajac English Period 1 8 February 2023 Rab’s Influence on Johnny In Johnny Tremain, by Esther Forbes, a boy named Rab influences the protagonist, Johnny, positively and negatively. Throughout the story, Johnny becomes less arrogant, and more respectful and thinks before he speaks during his time with Rab. Although Johnny’s relationship with Rab has been positive so far, Rab has introduced Johnny to a menacing crowd of passionate patriots, which causes him to become rebellious. Before Johnny met Rab, he was an arrogant, conceited apprentice boy.
Imagine that you're at school preparing for a test, but what kind of test? Why is it causing you so much stress? You're teacher tells you it’s a standardized test. You're wondering why you have to take it...
Standardized testing is currently used all over the world. It is used many different ways. It ranges from determining intelligence levels, to deciding your future with colleges and jobs. Each test is made up differently, and each standardized test taker reacts differently to them. The tests cause the test taker to be stressed, along with the mental, and photometric aspects.
A standardized test is a test that is supposed to tell the teachers and staff of a certain school whether or not the students have learned what they need to or they can retain the knowledge that they have been taught. “Standardized tests are an unreliable measure of student performance” (ProCon.org, Con 2). There are many reasons why this statement is true. Many people tend to agree that standardized testing is not an accurate source to measure the student's ability to retain and use the information they were taught during the school year.
The Ethics of Standardized Testing Often when the term standardized testing is used in the United States it is referring to the tests given in our public education system. However, standardized testing doesn’t only refer to multiple choice tests given to children at the end of the year to see if they can move on to the next grade. A standardized test is any test that is scored and administered in a constant, or “standard”, way (Procon.org, 2015).
Kara Morgan Instructor Jones Eng 111 03 October 2017 Standardized Testing Standardized testing is “any examination that’s administered and scored in a predetermined, standard manner”(Popham). The history of standardized testing can be dated back as early as the 7th century in China. During this time period, civil service advancement was achieved through the scoring of written exams.
Standardized testing is generalizing students in a certain format of learning and the effectiveness of the teaching of the teacher. The definition of “standardized test is any examination that's administered and scored in a predetermined, standard manner” (). Their two kinds of standardized testing which are aptitude and achievement. Aptitude testing is students format of doing well in college examples are SAT and ACT. While the Achievement testing is the evaluation of school efficient which are a test like “California Achievement Tests, Comprehensive Tests of Basic Skills, Iowa Tests of Basic Skills, Metropolitan Achievement Tests, and Stanford Achievement Tests” ().
Many people believe that standardized testing is an accurate and efficient way of measuring an individual’s knowledge because each test is scored by technology, therefore, removing any kind of biased and subjective assessments. However, others claim that standardized testing is faulty and inadequate, since knowledge cannot be measured in a form of questions and answers. Some folks consider standard tests to be a fair and helpful source of evaluation. They conclude, because each student receives the same exact test, with the same exact answers,
Standardized Tests Are Put to the Test "Believing we can improve schooling with more tests is like believing you can make yourself grow taller by measuring your height," said by Robert Schaeffer, Public Education Director of FairTest. This paints a clear picture of one of today’s most talked about education questions; are standardized tests benificial for our nation’s education? A standardized test is a test that requires all test takers to answer the same questions. As a result, the tests are scored in a consistant manner, meaning a student’s test results can be compared with another group of students. These tests are most commonly seen as a multiple choice test that are given to a large population of students.
Are Standardized Tests Truly Standardized? A standardized test is "any form of test that requires all test takers to answer the same questions ... and that is scored in a 'standard' or consistent manner" (Standardized). These two requirements of a standardized test attempt at assigning a fair grade to each student that is representative of that student's overall knowledge and understanding of one or many subjects. Some of the most known types of standardized testing in the US are the PSAT, the SAT, and the ACT which each have their own purposes such as admission into colleges. In a perfect world, standardized testing would work and would be fair since every student gets the same tests with the same qualifications and answers.
The average American student takes about 112 standardized tests between pre-kindergarten and 12th grade (Strauss). A standardized test is any form of test that requires the student to answer the same selection of common questions in a consistent matter, which makes it possible to compare relative student performance. Standardized tests restrict creativity, waste time, and waste money. We should get rid of standardized tests in our school system. Standardized tests limit a student’s ability to express creativity.
Standardized testing is an exam that requires all test takers to answer a selection of questions from a common bank of questions of a selected material. There are two diverse ways to take a standardized test, for example, paper-based and computer-based. This house believes that standardized testing should be banned because it increases stress, some students don't do well when testing, and costs a lot of money. Firstly, standardized testing should be banned because it increases stress.
A standardized test, according to W. James Popham of ASCD.org, is “any examination that is administered and scored in a predetermined, standard manner.” In standardized testing, examinees are instructed to precisely answer a specific set of questions, which are usually multiple-choices. Although standardized testing is believed to be an objective method to grade students, administers should understand that these tests are not only a waste of time, but also a waste of money. Standardized testing is irrelevant to a student’s education because it is an unreliable way to measure a student’s knowledge, causes stress, and hinders a student’s overall learning potential.
Let me fill you in. Standardized tests are very basic. They usually consist of different school subjects. In each subject the give you a certain amount of questions to answer. Each questions can be answered by filling in small bubble with letters in them.
Standardized tests are tests designed to evaluate a student’s performance and as well as the teacher’s performance where these tests contain the same set or common questions which are taken by the students annually in the same way (The Johnson Center, n.d.). However, these tests may also vary depending on which of the student’s or school’s ability would they like to evaluate. Standardized tests are of different forms. There are tests intended to evaluate a student’s learning and academic progress¬—if a student was able to learn what he/she was supposed to learn¬—over a period of time.