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The context you’re referring to seems to be that high school students must still have a certain number of credits in English and Math to graduate. I’m not impr
by TedDoesntTalk 5y ago
The context you’re referring to seems to be that high school students must still have a certain number of credits in English and Math to graduate.
I’m not impressed.
- Talanes 5y agoMy experience with standardized exit testing in California was just that all the relevant classes would temporarily pause teaching more advanced material to review the more basic material that was on the exams. Perhaps the experience was more useful to those with more marginal academic retention, but inserting standardized tests doesn't inherently improve a student's education.