High stakes testing most likely
A) results in improved test scores as a consequence of repeated drilling on the test
B) results in true learning as represented by the improvement not only on the state's test but on other independent tests of achievement as well
C) is a problem because experts in testing strongly recommend relying on the results of one test, but legislators tend to require several tests to assess the testing program's construct validity
D) results in the transfer of learning because of the intensive concentration on one test
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