Math Ruins Hopes & Dreams of Female Brainlets/Sheboons; Jews Kvetch

Hundreds of NC teachers are flunking math exams
>Teachers in Florida and Indiana have also seen mass failures when their states adopted Pearson testing, according to news reports from those states. Concern about the validity of the Pearson licensing exams is so pervasive that it was discussed at this year’s National Education Association conference, said North Carolina Association of Educators President (((Mark Jewell)))
>Jamie Duda, who spent the past year teaching language arts in a Charlotte-Mecklenburg elementary school, believes it’s the latter. Two years ago, after getting her degree from the Arizona-based University of Phoenix, she passed her Arizona licensing exams on the first try. In North Carolina, she passed the reading and general curriculum portions. But she failed math.
>Duda says she has one child who just graduated from high school and one in ninth grade. The older child “took honors and AP math classes and could not help me on some of the practice questions,” Duda said, while the younger said he didn’t expect to learn some of the material until 11th grade.
“I am confused as to why I am being tested extremely above the math level of my degree,” said Duda

tl;dr - Several states switched to private testing companies to certify teachers and now Idiots with shit affirmative action degrees can't pass high school math and are failing to get teacher certification. Oy vey! Now, of course, the jews who want to keep goys stupid are attacking the tests.

Here are the tests if you want to laugh at how stupid these women/dindus are:
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"Too difficult" sample question kek

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k but wtf is a ''

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An arbitrary and outdated unit of measure.

>secretly obviously a reading question

SO DIFFICULT

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user, the trick question is that it says the measurements in the diagram are ROUNDED to the nearest whole number. You're supposed to determine what areas fit into the range of measurements that still give you 2 inches of width and 4 inches of length. The answer is C.

you deserved to fail your teaching exams, nigs

Classic Pearson Vue. They just want people to spend more money on their provided training resources so you can memorize their test that has way more than you ever need to know for the occupation.

It's not C because it doesn't say rounded up or down. The question is literally trying to see if you understand wtf a whole number means.