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...addition to chemistry and biology tests??which were offered online last year—the College is aiming to include exams for Expository Writing, mathematics, and French by next summer at the latest, McCarty said...
Harvard currently requires applicants to submit scores from three SAT II tests??which examine mastery of specific subjects rather than general reasoning—in addition to either the SAT I or the ACT tests...
...simple and affordable solution is already on the market. Heckler & Koch, a widely respected German defense contractor, has developed a drop-in part called the HK416 that rectifies that vast majority of the M4’s problems. When pitted against the regular M4 in “torture tests?? that involved exposing the weapons to sandy and dusty conditions, the HK416 was proven to be almost four times more reliable than the standard-issue carbine...
...governor of Arkansas, but Time Magazine also ranked him as one of “America’s 5 Best Governors” in 2005. Under his leadership, he helped Arkansas’ abysmal education system—which ranked close to last in the nation on standardized tests??catch up to national averages through a policy of increased accountability. He did this by establishing the Arkansas Comprehensive Testing, Assessment and Accountability Program Schools, which is “widely regarded as one of the nation’s best school accountability programs,” according...
...address the effect of test preparation on student performance, test biases, and the possible advantages of using subject tests over the SAT. In addition, the Commission will also propose recommendations to college admissions officers and high school counselors on how they should view standardized tests, in light of the tests?? potential weaknesses. These efforts are commendable, because identifying where the SAT falls short will not only increase admissions officers’ awareness of the test’s limitations, but also encourage the development of more reliable and more equitable methods of evaluation. In the current admissions system...