how to conduct examinations in schools
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first get three of more teachers and give them an area to prepare for test papers, after receiving them, as the superior administrator, shuffle the questions or random pick the questions, then re-type them in private, then print it private, and lock it up till the examination day.
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To study for TAKS your teachers usually give you drills, practice TAKS.That and you hope to god you listen enough in class to pass it. And yes, I have taken the test and how i did i will not find out until the end of the school year.
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Go to the School Administration office and they will help you through the process.
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Each school is likely to have a different process for this. Maybe you should ask them?
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If you have spoken to the principal and a representative at the central office I would next go to a school board meeting and sign up to be on the agenda. Most school board meetings are public and have a sort of open mike portion where parents and other community members can be heard. If that doesn't work I would call the State Department of Education and find out who investigates unprofessional practice in schools. In my state it is an independent commission called the professional practices commission and a link to it is required by law to be on the front page of the State Department of Education Web Site. Good luck. The other advice you have been given is pretty good too. Another important resource is the Office of Civil Rights (OCR) of the Federal Department of Health and Human Services. They will take you very seriously.
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Pay very close attention to your teacher's review in class and write down anything you possibly can.  Teachers often will use the same questions or similar ones on the actual exam that they used in the review.  Also, study whatever notes you have plus any old quizzes and tests you have.  Try to correct the quizzes and tests as much as possible then try to quiz yourself.  I try to study for at least an hour to an hour an hour and a half.  Do not have any distractions while studying also and make sure you are comfortable enough where you are but not so comfortable that you may fall asleep.
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you will need to call the school first they will tell you there guidelines
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I would leave an anonymous note for the teacher in the office in his/her mailbox. You can simply explain what you've seen. You don't even have to name names. Just be very specific...something like "there are two people who sit together all the time who are using calculators when they're not supposed to."  Your teacher should be more vigilant after that (it's a shame he's not more vigilant during tests as it is).
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Have them test her to see if she's ready.  Sometimes schools make exceptions based on test results.
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Ask your teacher for help. \n\nFor background info you need to interview the parent about medical history, developmental milestones (i.e. if they were met on time or not), current medication, living situation, student's likes/dislikes, and behavioral problems at home if any.\n\nFor observations: you need to observe the student and just write everything you see within that time frame. You do not need to analyze or interpret what/why the student is doing what he/she is doing. For example: During classroom instruction, student was observed to run around the classroom and hit everyone near him with his shoe. Teacher asked him to sit. Student did not comply and began yelling the national anthem while hopping on one foot. \n\nFor templates on the KABC-II, look at the manual for a good starting point.
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One aspect of my work is to help determine whether students are eligible for Special Ed, or for protections under state and federal laws to protect students with disabilities. When we make that decision, we are required by law to look at information from a variety of sources. Usually we do two or three different formal assessments that give us two or three completely different pictures of a student. These are usually standardized, so that you get a score in terms of how this student compares to other students his or her age. The team will review the school records, and get input from teachers, counselors, and family. Often, an objective outsider will observe the student in their usual classroom setting. Fifteen or twenty minutes of quiet observation can give you valuable information about a student.  \n\nAnother reason we need tests is to demonstrate that the students are actually learning what we allegedly teach them. Unfortunately, the yearly state tests we give them in the US each year are profoundly flawed.\n\nAlfie Kohn writes, "Don’t let anyone tell you that standardized tests are not accurate measures.  The truth of the matter is they offer a remarkably precise method for gauging the size of the houses near the school where the test was administered." By that he means that standardized test scores are profoundly affected by the students' social standing and economic condition (or socio-economic status).\n\nBut when it comes to taking away funds from a school, the same requirement of gathering information from a variety of sources does not seem to apply. It seems this is often done because of the scores on a single type of yearly test, one that covers a small fraction of what students should be learning in school, and one which has no direct consequences for the students who take it.  They don't care, and they like to draw pictures with the dots in the bubbles. On the other hand, there are big-time consequences for school staff.\n\nIn one major metropolitan area in the US, a favorite trick of the politicians is to cut the budgets of struggling schools and watch the test scores go down. Then they fire the principal and all the teachers (except the ones with "outstanding" ratings, which principals rarely give), replace the staff with new teachers, give them a highly-scripted curriculum (Teacher: Take out your pencils and open your workbooks to page 41. We are going to complete these sentences...), pour more money into the school, declare the school "Transformed", and take credit when test scores go up again. \n\nTeacher qualifying exams: They make an awful lot of money for the companies that give them, which sometimes charge more than $100 for a test that only takes an hour or two. Often a state will require six or seven of these for a teaching license. They do help protect the schools and the teachers unions from allegations that the teachers can't read or write. But you cannot test what separates a good teacher from a terrible one with a #2 pencil and a bunch of bubbles to fill in. And that's just common sense.
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If you don't want to ask your teacher for help (i think that'll be the best solution) you can ask one of your classmates who get a good grade in LA. If your worried about the tests, is there a certain format that he usually uses? For example, my teacher would usually quiz us on the story and the vocabulary words. If there is a certain format, or something that he'd usually put on the test, study those things.
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Are you doing the honour maths or past papers? my advice to you is study and ask your teacher for some sample past exam papers and see what sort of question will be asks in next year paper. Best of luck in your exams.
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do something fun . not to bore the kids or anything . some kind of reviewing activity like flash cards or a " mind dump " ( what my 5th grade teacher used to do ) a mind dump is where you take all your knowledge and just write it on a piece of paper. lol . if not then just go original and ask them questions .
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They should pass whatever tests required by your state
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It depends the school policy. You can ask your teacher or maybe your principle, then..
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1.) Don't give everyone the same questions. For papers, don't give them the same assignment. \n\nFor tests, you could intentionally stagger them so that adjacent students don't have the same questions. Alternatively, for multiple choice tests, give everyone the same question, but change up which letter corresponds to the correct choice.\n\n2.) Be vigilant. There's no substitute for watching the students as they take the test. You may want to talk to your administrator and see if you can't use a hidden camera during tests. You may not be able use the footage against the students, but if they cheat once, you know who and what to look for to catch them red handed later, or to generate proof.\n\n3.) When grading papers that students have been able to take home, check Wikipedia and other commonly used online resources for plagarism. Also, compare a few papers on each assignment to see if they are similar.  If students are handing in an electronic copy, then you can use search tools to easily catch people.\n\n4.) Do not allow any technological device to be taken out during your exams unless they are allowed - read up on the rules at your institution. If you can confiscate things like phones - do so. Word gets around, and students will avoid cheating if they know you'll catch them and take their stuff away.