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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]yes they should. And Peyton does not cheat, unlike the people that buy copies of the test to have their kids memorize the answers. [/quote]

In desperation, hard work and preparation is now translated to mean buying copies of the test and memorizing the answers.  I now see what you mean by preparation in your household.  Sorry, we do not subscribe to your warped definition of preparation and neither does Peyton.  Our preparation is much deeper and thorough (like Peyton).  It does not require buying tests, cheating, stealing and simply memorizing answers.  Try it and you will have no reason to lie, steal and cheat.  Do it the Peyton way. :D [/quote]

In desperation, S*** for brains ignores the subject of the thread, and does not understand that test prep for the aap exams by buying the exams is fundamentally different from Peyton Manning preparing for a game.  It is different than studying for an algebra test....unless studying means steeling a copy of the test, and memorizing the answers.

No one is saying kids shouldn't study in general.  We are saying that this one test -- the FxAT -- should not be prepped for.  Nor should the WISC.  It invalidates the score/measurement.  It gives an unreliable assessment of the children.

I am sure that even the great Peyton Manning would agree.  [/quote]

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