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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] They are certainly testing Kindergartners. http://teachersletterstobillgates.com/2014/03/21/five-hours-of-gates-led-kindergarten-common-core-map-tests-testhearingsnow/ "Because of you — despite being in tears, these innocent 5 and 6 year old children — children who used to be finger painting, learning nursery rhymes, engaging in dramatic play with miniature kitchens, role playing with costumes and puppets, and building forts with large wooden blocks — endured FIVE hours of standardized testing. FIVE hours of standardized testing of 5 and 6 year olds? Do you really think American parents and teachers are going to allow this testing abuse? ... So is this test really that bad? Here is a demo of the MAP test for primary grades. Just imagine being 5 or 6 years old, sitting behind a screen taking this test for 5 hours, then read the details below as written by the Badass Teacher who is sending out the alarm call to stop this madness!" [b]The day my kindergarten took a test called the Common Core MAP[/b] "The test is adaptive. When a child answers a question, the next batch of questions is slightly harder or easier depending on the correctness of their answer.[b] The math and language arts sections each had 57 questions.[/b] [b]Kids in one class took five hours to finish. Kids were crying in 4 of 5 classes.[/b] There were multiple computer crashes (“okay, you just sit right there while we fix it! Don’t talk to anyone!”). There were kids sitting for half hour with volume off on headsets but not saying anything. Kids accidentally swapped tangled headsets and didn’t seem to notice that what they heard had nothing to do with what they saw on the screen. [/quote] "They" again! Where are "they"? [/quote]
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