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measure “effectiveness,” at least in part, by looking at the students’ test scores from one year to the next. One test score cannot paint a full picture of a student's accomplishment. Teachers unions have historically opposed merit pay, arguing that test scores are not an accurate measure of student achievement (Turner, 2010, para 15). Most teachers will report that a test will only show part of the picture. Standardized tests do not reflect life lessons, effective citizen traits, or character building

“Standardized tests do not value diversity (15 Reasons) .” Standardized tests treat every person as if they are identical when in reality they are not anywhere close to it. There are many differences in people, like cultural backgrounds, thinking and learning styles, different family backgrounds, and different levels in the English language. Not everyone is the same, they are all different in some way (15 Reasons). Schools around the world should not have standardized tests because they are time

realize that children learn in different ways and must be approached instruction in such a way. If a teacher does not have a good relationship with their students, they are less willing to help them (Baroody, 2014). This could cause damage to a student’s desire to learn now and in the future. It is very important for a teacher to maintain a close relationship with his/her students. John Dewey stated that teachers are there to pick which influences are going to impact the students and help them learn

Education has always been the number one priority in every country. However, our education is not where it’s supposed to be now. Education is not all about receiving or giving instructions. Education helps us learn new things, but the public system is not strict enough. It’s a way for students to learn and plan for their future, but it can benefit them in the long run. Our public education is not strong enough like in other countries. American public education system has been failing because of the

teaching. The small classroom is like a laboratory in China from the function.In such small classroom teaching ,the teacher ,on the one hand,can understand the students more faster and better. The teacher have more opportunity to understand each student’s learning conditions, personality hobbies, special skill, ability and so on and the teacher also has more time to guide students individually and can get better communication with students.On the other hand,Students can take full use of multimedia

A 13-year-old girl named Savana Redding's math class at Safford Middle School on October day in 2003. The assistant principal of the school, Kerry Wilson, came into the room and asked Savana to go to his office. Savana stated that none of the items in the planner belonged to her. Wilson then showed Savana four white prescription-strength ibuprofen 400-mg pills, and one over-the-counter blue naproxen 200-mg pill, all used for pain and inflammation but banned under school rules without advance permission

my grades drop. It was a disaster. I felt frustrated and stressed. I had to study like I have never studied before. I have never improved ever since; in fact I did worst during my junior year. I didn’t care about the bad scores I got on my quizzes/tests. Overall, my worst gpa was 2.5. My parents even lost hopes for me. I was always compared to with others on how I should learn better from them. Getting lectured by my parents was the one thing I hated about. They would always say, “Do well in school

The court utilized the three-pronged Lemon Test to analyze the situations and see if they were in violation of the aforementioned clause. After reading the two cases I do not feel that there are factual differences that would justify different results. While the districts were using the churches

Abstract Students were observed in a classroom setting for the purpose of identifying signs of a language and communication disorder. Speech, reading and writing skills were examined to identify areas of atypical development and to determine the appropriate formal assessment needed to further evaluate the student exhibiting a language deficit. A correlation between problems with expressive oral and written language was noted on observation. Possible intervention strategies are discussed to help

for bed. Cinderella is one of the main told fairy tales handed down from one generation to the next. This story appears in the folklore of many cultures. There are between 350 and 1500 different translations of this story in the world today. We don 't know exactly who first wrote this popular story, but there has been some talks about the Italians creating the first version. The first written version was published in Napoli by Giambattista Basile, in his Pentamerone (1634). The story was based in