Introduction of standardized testing in mid 1800's
The use of standardized test became a common practice and over 5 million test were distributed yearly.
Civil right activist argued that standardized tests were prejudiced on both the basis of social status and cultural background.
Standardized test had more of an impact on teaching practices, this including responsibility.
The report "A Nation at Risk" shared global competitors in Japan and Germany had an effect on America's education system. This led to a huge increase in standardized test in the United States.
Current society, research shows that students in lower grades should not engage in standardized test due to both their physical and psychological development.