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- You can be a great help to your
child if you will observe these do's
and don'ts about tests and testing:
child if you will observe these do's
and don'ts about tests and testing:
Helping your Child with Test Taking
The results of some tests tell schools that they need to strengthen
courses or change teaching methods. Still other tests compare students
by schools, school districts or cities. All tests determine how well a child
is doing in the areas measured by the tests.
Tell your child that occasionally, he will take "standardized" tests. Explain
that these tests use the same standards to measure student performance
across the state or even across the country. Every student takes the same
test according to the same rules. This makes it possible to measure each
student's performance against that of others.
courses or change teaching methods. Still other tests compare students
by schools, school districts or cities. All tests determine how well a child
is doing in the areas measured by the tests.
Tell your child that occasionally, he will take "standardized" tests. Explain
that these tests use the same standards to measure student performance
across the state or even across the country. Every student takes the same
test according to the same rules. This makes it possible to measure each
student's performance against that of others.
Do talk to your child about testing. It's helpful for children to understand
why schools give tests and to know the different kinds of tests they will
take.
Explain that tests are yardsticks that teachers, schools, school districts
and even states use to measure what and how they teach and how well
students are learning what is taught. Most tests are designed and given
by teachers to measure students' progress in a course. These tests are
associated with the grades on report cards. The results tell the teacher
and students whether they are keeping up with the class, need extra help
or are ahead of other students.
why schools give tests and to know the different kinds of tests they will
take.
Explain that tests are yardsticks that teachers, schools, school districts
and even states use to measure what and how they teach and how well
students are learning what is taught. Most tests are designed and given
by teachers to measure students' progress in a course. These tests are
associated with the grades on report cards. The results tell the teacher
and students whether they are keeping up with the class, need extra help
or are ahead of other students.
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