Parents report surge in students receiving extra time accommodations on standardized college entrance exams
High school parents are expressing frustration over a significant increase in the number of students granted extended time on the SAT and ACT, with some...
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This event sits in the top 19% of divergence this week. 2 outlets covered it, splitting into 2 framing camps across 1 bias group.
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The WSJ reports on parental frustration over accommodation disparities; the Post frames it as paid cheating schemes with dodgy medical diagnoses costing families up to $10,000.
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Parents Are Fuming About Other Peoples' Kids Getting Extra Time on the SAT - WSJ
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Wall Street Journal1d ago
Parents Are Fuming About Other Peoples' Kids Getting Extra Time on the SAT - WSJ
Triple the students now get extra SAT time because of disability 'cheaters' —and parents are paying for it
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NY Post23h ago
Triple the students now get extra SAT time because of disability 'cheaters' —and parents are paying for it
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