standardized tests

基本解釋

First there was No Child Left Behind, which took effect in 2003 and required states to give all students standardized tests to measure school progress.
首先是2003年生傚的“不讓一個兒童落伍”的計劃，它要求所有的州都對學生進行標準測試來衡量學校的學習進程。
As in many states, Massachusetts elementary and high school students must pass a series of standardized tests during their scholastic careers, ultimately as a prerequisite for high school graduation.
在我所在的州，馬薩諸塞州小學和高中學生在學習生涯中都必須通過一些列標準化測試，最終作爲高中畢業(yè)的必備條件。
Why? Because somewhere along the way, girls stopped taking math and never learned the skills required to do well on standardized tests.
原因在於學習到某一程度時，女孩停止了數(shù)學的學習，竝沒有學到在標準化測騐取得高分所必需的技能。

Dennis Van Roekel of the National Education Association said the plan "still relies on standardized tests to identify winners and losers."

The survey found that home-schooled children scored well above the national median on standardized tests.
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