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No Child Left Behind (view source)
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*Students suffer no penalty nor gain any reward for test results. A high school student could deliberately fail a test with no punishment. Some states and districts are looking into changing this.
*Students suffer no penalty nor gain any reward for test results. A high school student could deliberately fail a test with no punishment. Some states and districts are looking into changing this.
*NCLB places no emphasis on the fine arts. A student who is brilliant at music but poor in science would be viewed as a total failure.
*NCLB places no emphasis on the fine arts. A student who is brilliant at music but poor in science would be viewed as a total failure.