They have good teachers. What bothers the kids most is that the time pressures don't seem realistic. Let him have as much time as he wants and don't put pressure on him to score well on a test,'' he said. The Glendale students were concerned with the assumptions made about results. They weren't so worried about their own results - most felt if they knew their stuff, they'd do fine.
Some kids always answer questions, raise their hands.
As the hours tick off to Test Week, the Glendale students are trying their best to keep things in perspective. Lauren Skyllingstad will bring ''my little glass dog. And I'll play Sega. Krista Ramsey's column appears in The Enquirer on Saturdays. Write her at 312 Elm Street, Cincinnati 45202 or fax at 768-8340.