It may be worth noting that the Advanced Placement Biology tests most certainly includes evolution, and there is no plan to reduce the content. The AP tests are designed to reflect knowledge more educated, college kids should have in those disciplines, of course.
Ed Darrell
Dallas
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Does anyone on the list know if this is indeed the direction the testing
is taking. That is, if the report is accurate. The example questions
seem to ask for more than reading comprehension to me.
Susanna Peters
Those interested in the reach of the evolution vs creation tension and
the
The site this appears on is a well known parody site, so I would assume
it is exactly that.
Ed Brayton
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Does anyone on the list know if this is indeed the direction the testing
is taking. That is, if the report is accurate. The example questions
seem to ask for
The report is an obvious, albeit well done, satire. The SAT does not test knowledge of science even in the section formerly known as verbal and soon to be known as critical reading. It gives students a passage to read and asks questions designed to test their reading comprehension. It does NOT
Within the past few hours I received a similar message, that this is
*probably* a parody, given the nature of the site that published (or
republished) it? The folks at SAT have not yet confirmed or denied.
That's why I included Is it true? I don't know as a red flag,
expressing my doubts. My
