To be honest, I think standard testing is an effective way to measure student performance. I think different people have different knowledge. If you cannot tell and you do so your activities and different people have no confidence going to talking of 4-5 minutes in a stage. Different people have different differences twice. And many people are, many citizens are, norbos. But if you cannot talent it, you cannot show your performance in norbos persons. their availability is down and they cannot perform well. I think standard testing is affected everyone’s student’s lives because many people have different issues such as types of norubol, confidence level low and if you have more talented you you cannot show your performance in the stage therefore many people have not confidence they cannot add variables in these iterations
Band 5+: Do you believe that standardized testing is an accurate reflection of a student's overall potential?
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To be honest, I think standardized testing is an effective way to measure student performance. Different people have different knowledge. If you cannot tell, and you do your activities, different people have no confidence when talking for 4-5 minutes on stage. Different people have different strengths. Many people are, many students are nervous. If you cannot assess it, you cannot show your performance in front of others. Their availability is down, and they cannot perform well. I think standardized testing affects every student's life because many people have different issues, such as types of nervousness and low confidence levels. If you are more talented, you cannot show your performance on stage; therefore, many people lack confidence and cannot add variables in these situations.
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