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Standardized Tests, Memory, and Critical Thinking: The Myth
This article delves into the limitations of standardized tests as tools for assessing students’ learning ability. It questions their over-reliance on
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This article delves into the limitations of standardized tests in the current education system. It questions their over-reliance on memory and neglect
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