Sentence examples for unfair testing from inspiring English sources

After years of complaints about unfair testing, the department this year finally posted a digital clock and allowed applicants to wear wristwatches so they could track their own times.

In line with the previous studies, Zhang (2007) identifies teachers' incompetence and indifference to the course and students, as well as unfair testing and boring presentations as significant demotivation factors.

Issues of a perceived lack of instructor fairness were present: "unfair testing," "unfair grading," and "shows favoritism or prejudice".

While there may be much more complex and deeper issues at play when questions of prejudice are raised, issues of unfair testing and unfair grading can be addressed.

One cluster of teacher behaviors that students reported in the literature as a potential source of resistance included "unfair testing," "unfair grading," and "shows favoritism or prejudice".

The child will often blame poor academic performance on a personality clash with a teacher or an unfair test.

"The time pressure will make this a particularly unfair test for students who need to translate from their mother tongue to English".

This also made it difficult to ice skate, which I tried, putting Snuggie to a bit of an unfair test at the Rockefeller Center rink.

The SAT gets little respect from educators or students because it is a limited and unfair test, one that the College Board spent 50 years claiming measured "aptitude" before finally abandoning that unsupportable claim in the 1990's.

And it's not cheaper to do a trial badly, it's just stupid, or, of course, conniving, since unfair tests will give false positives in favour of homeopathy.

When you do this, time and time again, and you exclude the unfair tests, and you account for publication bias, you find, in all homeopathy trials overall, that homeopathy does no better than placebos.