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Several states did not cite slavery as a reason for seceding from the US, but it would be foolish not to read the context. Given the thousands of op-eds and th
by legitster 3y ago
Several states did not cite slavery as a reason for seceding from the US, but it would be foolish not to read the context.
Given the thousands of op-eds and the barrels of ink spilled over the situation at the time, the organization surely knew the context of the decision they were making, especially given they extended the policy several times.
- lapcat 3y ago> it would be foolish not to read the context. Indeed, it would be foolish not to read the context, and the context in 2020 was a global pandemic. Serious question: are you denying that the pandemic disrupted the administration of standardized tests? It certainly disrupted education in general, at every level.
- legitster 3y agoNo, but most state universities still found a way to proctor tests temporarily. Especially by 2022. And by the time classes resumed, so did the College Board test centers - if anything, the tests were easier to conduct than classes during Covid.
- lapcat 3y ago> Especially by 2022. And by the time classes resumed You're already tacitly granting the fact that the testing requirement was suspended in 2020 because of the pandemic.