Critics of President Bush's education initiative that required annual testing of students felt that

it raised standards to levels that were difficult to meet.

some students would benefit more than others.

students' performances in the sciences would decline over time.

teachers would focus too much on tests and neglect other subjects.

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Autumn Ballard

21 October, 07:34

Critics of President Bush's education initiative that required annual testing of students felt that

it raised standards to levels that were difficult to meet.

some students would benefit more than others.

students' performances in the sciences would decline over time.

teachers would focus too much on tests and neglect other subjects.

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Marin Blevins · Answer 1

The answer is: teachers would focus too much on tests and neglect other subjects.

Anya Hebert · Answer 2

Answer;

-Teachers would focus too much on tests and neglect other subjects.

Explanation;

-Critics of President Bush's education initiative that required annual testing of students felt that teachers would focus too much on tests and neglect other subjects.

-Bush signed the No Child Left Behind Act, which authorizes several education programs that are administered by the states. The primary role of the act was to ensure that students in every public school achieve important learning goals while being educated in safe classrooms by well-prepared teachers.