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Fewer tests?
Proposed bill would decrease number of standardized tests in Ga. schools
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MACON — A bill proposed in the state Senate could decrease focus on standardized testing in Georgia. The Senate Bill 364, authored by Sen. Lindsey Tippins, would reduce the number of tests that Georgia students take from 32 to 24, the Telegraph reports reported. It would also decrease the role of test results in teacher and administrator evaluations.
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