Finally, the week of testing is over. I didn't like the testing week becuase we had to be quiet, too quiet. You know on our school we work hard, and we are smart. However, I don't like testing because I can't take the silence of the room. The class and the whole school is so quiet. You can even hear the air-conditioner running. Also, I don't like testing because there is this girl that we always have to wait for her. I think that the whole people in the 4th and 5th grade had to wait on her. The best thing about the CRCT is the movies and free time.
The BEST thing about it is that it is OVER.
I don't like tests either. Things are always to quiet.
Posted by: Jared | April 28, 2005 at 11:08 AM
Jared I think that you are right becuase you get bored really boring. If you were in our school all you would here would be hum.
Posted by: Alejandro | May 05, 2005 at 08:44 AM
I am glade.
Posted by: layne | May 12, 2005 at 02:00 PM
i am so glad that it is over
Posted by: india | April 23, 2006 at 02:04 PM
Alejandro,
I find that those tests, like the CRCT that you just took, do tend to get boring. I wonder if they would be better if they were a little shorter? What do you think? Just remember this, you are asked to take those tests because people believe you can do it. We take tests like that a lot throughout school and even to get jobs. So if you ever get bored, remember that you are doing something that is hard, but people believe you can do. It is the hard stuff that we are the most proud of, right?!
Posted by: Lashley | September 25, 2006 at 05:42 PM
Alejandro,
The CRCT and other standardized tests are extremely boring. And on top of that, there is still some question of what they really test. I really think it's unfortunate that students have so much riding on those tests. Back when I was in school, we tested every spring, but the tests were used mostly for placement purposes, to determine if you're grouped with the smart kids or those who are a little slower. Always, put forth your best effort because you can't afford to stumble. Think of it as a fun game that you can use to demonstrate how much you know. If you're prepared, they tend to be super easy. And think of it this way. They very rarely change much from year to year anyway. Just pay attention in class and it'll be a breeze from now until you finish school.
Posted by: Delbert | September 26, 2006 at 08:38 PM