To teach to the test means nothing more than the acquisition of knowledge for nothing other than a meaningless exercise in the regurgitation of knowledge back.
He did not say that the test does nothing to help patients live longer.
"I take President Hu at his word that the test had nothing to do with my visit," Gates said.
The statement said the test had nothing to do with American preparations for possible military action against Syria.
I recently interviewed a former maths teacher who said that the test had nothing to do with what you need to know in the classroom.
A consultant and former schools adjudicator, Alan Parker, said Mossbourne's selection process was permissible under the national admissions code, providing the test identified nothing but aptitude for rowing.
But with the Oct. 7 recall election just around the corner, this new Mr. Davis is being put to the test, with nothing less than his political future hanging in the balance.
Nor were league tables immune from manipulation - for instance, by arranging admissions to maximise examination results, and by teaching exactly what was in the test and nothing beyond it.
The flaw that doomed the test had nothing to do with the most sophisticated elements of the system, which are supposed to track an incoming missile, differentiate it from a limited number of decoys and intercept it before it hits the United States.
No exams, no drivers test, nothing.
