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Jun 3, 2011
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One problem with standardized testing (from ss)
is that far too much weight is put on the results, and too often the "weight" is used NOT for diagnosing students problems, but used against the schools instead.
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Student receiving lower scores often do not have confidence in themselves. They also lack peer group who collectively trying to improve and are accountable for one another. By participating in after school recording class, they will help each other not just artistically but also academically. Best wishes.