Srry I have been gone so much lately,
I had stupid WASL this week and the 2 before spring break.....
WASL sucks...
Do any of yall have "state mandated" testis (US) like wasl?
the most retarted question on mine today:
"if guywithgayname swims 2 laps in 42 seconds, how many laps would he go in somerandomnumber seconds"
there are so many variables unaccounted for, fatigue as an example...
I dunno what WASL is...
but we have MCAST and SATs and SAT2s and ACTs and ACSLs and APs...
hrug:
Washington Asessment of Student Learning
a gay-455 test created mostly for political reasons where the math section was created by a chick who almost failed high school math as a college project.....
that sounds like the MCAS which is similar
wasl is i belive 3rd, 5th, 7th, and 9th grade here
I think MCAS is 6th, 8th, and 10th... so its similar
oh no fair you have less!!!
Heh, NJ's got a really retarted testing system... there's like 5 different tests. MATs in like 3rd grade, something else in 5th (they changed it since i was in it) GEPAs (grade eight proficciency assessment) in 8th grade, HSPAs in 11th grade, PSATs are optional i think. Of course they've changed everything around, but i'm sure of GEPAs and HSPAs. NJ's just screwed up.
I've already taken the SATs, so do i really need to take anything else?
Quote:Originally posted by Seniosh
Heh, NJ's got a really retarted testing system... there's like 5 different tests. MATs in like 3rd grade, something else in 5th (they changed it since I was in it) GEPAs (grade eight proficciency assessment) in 8th grade, HSPAs in 11th grade, PSATs are optional I think. Of course they've changed everything around, but i'm sure of GEPAs and HSPAs. NJ's just screwed up.
I've already taken the SATs, so do I really need to take anything else?
a state usually has a required thing like the MCAS or A_flyboy's WASL...
and then there's the SAT, though colleges will look at ACT also
And having AP tests and SAT II tests done is also a good idea
but you almost have to take SAT yeah
California has an exit exam, the completion of which requires up to an eight grade reading / writing level, and geometry.