Fixed Standards

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Jesness elaborates in his third section on a way to, “fix the floating standard,” (44) by allowing for a fixed standard, not just for the best and poorest students but for all the students in general. Nevertheless the education system will allow for a more practical approach to preparing students instead for teaching students information that will only be beneficial for taking a test. Having a fixed standard will allow for a less basic skills approach to studying, as it is currently, but the teachers will now be able to teach more of the important stuff; knowledge that they will take not only throughout the rest of their public schooling days, but also they will be taking it into college as well. For example this fixed standard is a monstrous

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