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The Scapegoat,the Gatekeeper,and the Culprit: Saga of the SAT Decline

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First published online May, 1983

The Scapegoat,the Gatekeeper,and the Culprit: Saga of the SAT Decline

Volume 67, Issue 463

https://doi.org/10.1177/019263658306746317

Abstract

There is always room for improvement at every level of edu cation, says this writer, who asserts that secondary schools have been made the scapegoat in the SAT score decline issue.

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