Education

Igel

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9. Depends on grade level.

Mon Apr 15, 2013, 09:47 PM

Apr 2013

If you're in 3rd grade, then the stuff you learn in May counts towards what you'll be tested on next time 'round.

If you're in 9th grade, the only EOC you get in April is the ELA reading/writing. Now, I don't know why the reading ELA is included in this. But the field test my juniors took had 3 compositions, handwritten, and it's going to take some people time to read them.

The rest at my school are given 5/7, 8, 9. After that we have 3 weeks (possibly 4, I'm not sure what the EOC kids are doing when my juniors and seniors have dead days and finals).

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Tests So New They Outpace Lesson Plan [View all] elleng Apr 2013 OP

It's the latest stupid belief in education: similar to "if you test it, they will learn." mbperrin Apr 2013 #1

Almost as if Lindsay Apr 2013 #2

This infuriates me! elleng Apr 2013 #3

"YOU CHILDREN" just infuriates me. I HATE to be "you-peopled" and I have no reason to think kids mbperrin Apr 2013 #4

Yeah, well ... Igel Apr 2013 #10

I'd rephrase that. LWolf Apr 2013 #7

Yes, good distinction. Thanks. nt mbperrin Apr 2013 #8

Depends on grade level. Igel Apr 2013 #9

"We don't know anything about how to teach or reading curriculum or any of that," reteachinwi Apr 2013 #5

Why in the world would parents allow their children to be put through this? It doesn't Squinch Apr 2013 #6