> I think that there's an alternate way, but it comes at a cost: we have to de-standardize the tests. Why do you think that "standardized test" means "same que

> I think that there's an alternate way, but it comes at a cost: we have to de-standardize the tests. Why do you think that "standardized test" means "same questions for everyone"? Also, we're actually not that interested in the score at the end of the year but in the difference between what the kids could do at the beginning and end of the year.