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1 | A Little Learning Is a Dangerous Thing | 17 |
2 | The Business of Testing | 29 |
3 | The Flight from Subjectivity | 43 |
4 | Objectivity and Ambiguity | 59 |
5 | The "Best" Answer | 77 |
6 | Better Minds | 91 |
7 | "What's in a name?" | 103 |
8 | National Merit | 125 |
9 | Statistics | 135 |
10 | Challenge to the Testers | 149 |
11 | Critical Thinking | 159 |
12 | Editorial Woes | 165 |
13 | "The wind bloweth where it listeth" | 173 |
14 | Return to the Colonies | 179 |
15 | Interlude on the Advantages of Science | 183 |
16 | Einstein Slighted | 185 |
17 | Light on the Atom | 189 |
18 | David and Goliath | 199 |
19 | Don't Be Pro-Test--Protest | 209 |
Index | 219 |
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Add The Tyranny of Testing, In this classic critique, a mathematician and educator — who served for many years as a test consultant — challenges the supremacy of standardized testing, demonstrating the inherent flaws in aptitude and achievement tests. Recommended reading for teacher, The Tyranny of Testing to your collection on WonderClub |