With its Eugenics Roots, does Standardized Testing Have Any Place in Education Today?

<p>A researcher discovered a pattern in the experimental vetting of SAT test questions in the 1990s: questions on which Black students outscored White students in trials were usually excluded from future tests. This practice is linked back to the roots of IQ testing in the eugenics movement.</p>

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