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Middle school standardized tests in North Carolina: What to expect for your child

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After undergoing their first standardized tests in elementary school, students entering middle school will encounter similar tests as they navigate this stage in their education. What standardized assessments will my student take in North Carolina?
The article from MSN discusses the standardized testing system in North Carolina for middle school students, focusing on the End-of-Grade (EOG) tests. These tests are administered in grades 3 through 8 and assess students' proficiency in reading, math, and science (in 5th and 8th grades). The EOGs are crucial as they help gauge student learning, school performance, and guide educational policy. The article outlines what parents and students can expect, including the format of the tests, which are mostly multiple-choice with some short answer questions, and the timing, typically occurring in late spring. It also touches on the preparation strategies, the importance of these tests for student promotion, and how results are used for school accountability. Additionally, the article provides tips for parents on how to support their children through this testing period, emphasizing the need for a balanced approach to reduce test anxiety while ensuring adequate preparation.

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