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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Standardized tests reward a certain kind of learning and prep. It's helpful but not a full or super nuanced picture. It is mostly a multiple choice test. I'd hate to be reduced to a number like on the South Korean CSAT although that is only once per year and no retest and covers 5 different subjects not just two. I think grades, interviews, references and essays are more important than prepping for a standardized test resourced students can prep for and take unlimited times. [/quote] FIFY: "grades, interviews, references and essays are more influenced by socioeconomic advantage than prepping for a standardized test"[/quote]
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