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"national tests" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe tests administered across the country, such as school exams or standardized tests. For example, "The high school graduating class will be assessed with a series of national tests."
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(Chicago, their model, is one of the lowest-performing cities in the nation on national tests, and Texas was never a national model for academic excellence).
Milwaukee, Cleveland, and the District of Columbia offer vouchers, and these districts are among the lowest performing in the nation on national tests.
But Wilshaw said reintroducing national tests would be a way of measuring progress.
One of the key reforms post-Pisa was to standardise curricula and introduce national tests.
Ultimately, national tests must have a universality that finds common ground among students with different backgrounds.
What about the gap in scores between the state tests and national tests?
Those battles have left only about half the states using one of the national tests.
There are no national tests until the end of secondary education.
National tests have also been criticised by the Commons select committee for narrowing the curriculum.
Students in inner-city schools do particularly poorly in national tests.
On national tests, charter students have never outperformed those in regular public schools.
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