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And if you're hurting from other causes.... (new advances in acute pain management)
Medical Update
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December 1, 1992
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Recent studies have shown what many patients have known for years--that many physicians have a tendency to medicate patients in acute pain. The usual reason, of course, is that the doctor does not want the patient to become dependent upon strong drugs for pain relief--or, worse, to become addicted. Instead of viewing pain as an entity of its own that requires careful evaluation of cause and treatment, the tendency has been to "play it safe" by giving as little painkiller as possible, hoping that it will soon go away.
Fortunately, this attitude is rapidly changing. ...
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Tests were tampered with, TEA investigation says.
Newspaper article from: Beaumont Enterprise (Beaumont, TX)
; ...Educational Rights and Privacy Act) to school and asked about...handwriting on the child's test. Further review In September...San Augustine's student's test booklet was completed by Michael...Student Assessment Division's Test Security Unit. With the analysis...right. De Leon also examined ...
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TEST MAKERS TO CONFRONT CRITICS OVER EXPERIMENTAL QUESTIONS BILL WOULD PROHIBIT USE OF STUDENTS AS 'GUINEA PIGS'.(Main)
Newspaper article from: Albany Times Union (Albany, NY)
; ...answers receive no credit. Test critics who support the...for the testing firms. The test makers disagree, warning...the SAT and other admissions tests are forced to act as "unwitting guinea pigs" for the test companies, said Blair Horner...
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Tests Keep Few in N.Va. From Graduating; School Districts Credit One- on-One Attention to Seniors Who Need Help
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post
; ...list of alternative tests that students can use...and career licensure tests. This year, the state...writing exam called the ACT WorkKeys test. On the WorkKeys test, students listen to...take multiple-choice tests," said VanDerwerker...
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Do tests leave too many children behind?
Newspaper article from: Capital (Annapolis)
; ...to this policy, standardized tests are a clear indication that...really feel that standardized tests are a clear reflection of our knowledge? "Standardized tests don't say anything about how...you are. You can do well on a test and still be in the lower percentiles...same standards? SAT's and ...
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Standardized Tests Aren't Like T-Shirts: One Size Doesn't Fit All
Magazine article from: Multicultural Education
; ...with his No Child Left Behind Act changed testing forever. Tests aren't just tests anymore. In some states they...effect on all parties involved. Test scores are being used as the...s knowledge and skills. Tests are important, but should...
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Test.com Adds TOEIC Tests to Its Online Prep Center.
PR Newswire
; ...abilities. The practice TOEIC tests may be found at www.test.com by clicking first on the "Take me to the tests" link and then on the "Test Prep: Education" category...include the TOEFL, SAT and ACT, GRE, GMAT, MCAT, LSAT...
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Putting tests to the test
Newspaper article from: Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
; ...customers who suspect test cheating with, well...scale, high-stakes tests," Chief Executive Officer...Board's SAT and the ACT as examples. "Almost everyone has taken a test, and with good security, the test scores that come out of...cheaters generally pass the tests and generally get ...
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TEST RESULTS; MINNESOTA COMPREHENSIVE ASSESSMENTS; Scores fall, but meaning is still murky; Officials say this year's 10th- and 11th-grade tests will help gauge individual schools' effectiveness.(NEWS)
Newspaper article from: Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN)
; ...federal No Child Left Behind Act. Compared with last year...and 11th-grade math tests. But state officials, citing differences in the tests and how they were scored...last year's because the test was still being developed...graders taking the math test, 70 percent scored ...
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Test prep time in full swing for college-bound
Newspaper article from: Herald News, The (Joliet, IL)
; ...group is working to make ACT and SAT tests optional at colleges...to score well on these tests is hurting diversity in colleges and emphasizes test taking over learning...be." There are free ACT tests online at the American College Test site for those who don...
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TESTS: SURVIVE & THRIVE.(LOCAL)
Newspaper article from: The Virginian Pilot
; ...weaknesses? Make a plan: Tutoring? Test-preparation classes or materials...Hilary Karan, director of SAT/ACT programs for Kaplan Test Prep and Admissions in New York...year, so ... JUST BEFORE THE TEST Students, think positive thoughts...practice like athletes do. Sample tests are available ...
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