Sentence examples for tests sort from inspiring English sources

Defenders of the tests argue that American schools have always sorted students, and the new tests sort more fairly and more openly, so that the bald test scores force teachers and parents to pay attention and demand more from all students.

We get ready for the tests, sort of, but not that much right now because the test is later in the year.

They decide to break into a testing center and steal the test (sort of a teenage "Ocean's Eleven"?) because getting into the right college is the only thing that matters.

In short, if you are the testing sort, there will be ample material present for you to dig into.

The rushed start to the test, sort, and punish season(s) raises the question of how early the test-prep season can begin.

No rationale will be offered for dumping a culture of test, sort, reward, and punish on children during their school days.

Duncan still ramps up his incredible spin for test, sort, and punish by claiming that it is a civil rights issue.

Had we not gone down the test, sort and punish path of accountability-driven reform, we could have invested in the student supports needed to increase Promoting Power, graduation rates, and college-going.

Testing sorts that out.

Talk story about the night club Rockstar Loft, whose admissions policy is based on a telephone test, sorted by computer... Three expatriate Englishmen — Terry Donovan, Sam Houser, and John Davis — are behind the club.

More and more of us are now redoubling our efforts to defend students from the test-sort-and-punish school of reform.