Bubble Sheet Boo Boo. By . Jen Chung. Published Jan 18, 2006. ... The fact that the standardized tests city 7th graders are taking doesn't quite match up with their bubble sheets to fill in the ...

I’ve had enough of scantron bubble sheets. ... Lastly, as both a school parent and a taxpayer, I want annual standardized tests to tell me how the schools in my community are performing.

It is bubble-coloring time again. Everyone complains about school a little, but I get the feeling this isn't just the usual griping. The kids really are unhappy. Every year at this time students ...

Gov. Josh Shapiro said he wants all students in Pennsylvania to take standardized tests online, ... WE ARE SPENDING TOO MUCH TIME ON THESE FILL IN BUBBLE SHEETS IN REGARDS TO TESTING, ...

As Indiana awaits recommendations from a committee trying to figure out what student exams will look like after 2017, one idea out of New Hampshire is capturing the attention of educators. New ...

People who fill out so-called bubble forms—known to anyone who's taken a standardized test—use distinctive pencil strokes that can later be used to identify them, Princeton University computer ...

If you have any doubt that kids feel pressure to do well on high-stakes standardized tests, consider this. A counselor at an El Paso elementary school, in an effort to allay student fears about ...

That means no more No. 2 pencils or test booklets. “We are spending too much time on these fill in bubble sheets,” said State Education Secretary Khalid Mumin.

Get ready to say goodbye to the fill-in-the-bubble answer sheets long associated with standardized testing in Pennsylvania. Gov. Josh Shapiro intends to move the state assessments online. By 2026 ...