National Tests

plural noun

education externally devised assessments in the core subjects of English, mathematics and science that school students in England and Wales sit at the end of Key Stages 1 to 3 Often referred to asSATs

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She said she wants to keep the national tests because “if we don’t, states can ... be a little manipulative with their own results and their own testing.”

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Unsurprisingly, national tests show that only one in five students are reaching “proficiency” in civics.

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Fuller added, “The recovery does renew the steady progress made in the two decades prior to COVID-19. Still, L.A. students read a grade level below the average California pupil, as early as the fourth grade,” according to national tests.

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For decades, students’ reading scores on national tests have stagnated in Washington and across the nation.

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On national tests, California is below the norm compared to other states: An estimated 23% of the state’s students achieve proficiency in math.

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