Anonymous
06/08/2019 16:52
Subject: The very definition of "standardized" means same test/same testing conditions
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:it must be so nice to believe you know what is best not only for your child, but for all children. be grateful you don't have to deal with these issues if your child doesn't have special needs. the resentment that you have and are potentially passing onto your kids isn't helpful for anyone.
*1,000,009
Why do you resent kids being given the choice of timed vs untimed tests? Why do you think it is fair for kids with no accommodations to be at a disadvantage vs those who abused the system? Is your kid getting more time than they thoroughly deserve?
Anonymous
06/08/2019 15:26
Subject: The very definition of "standardized" means same test/same testing conditions
Anonymous wrote:I’m so on board with this.
There should be a timed test and a no-time-limit year (where you can’t look ahead, and if you need to leave the center, the past Qs are now sealed)
The sat score should be read as 1300T or 1150T; or 1420U, or 1270U. Let the colleges tease out what students they want with those indicators.
Yes, this is the only fair way to accommodate all.