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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
4-14-2008 @ 3:19PM
Dig said...
I wonder how this will get implemented for widespread use. Sell a bunch of copies to large school districts? Advertise on the main website for ambitious youngsters looking for any form of practice to use? Rental system? Homebrew?
Personally, this is something that would have mildly interested me, but ultimately would never pay for. Of course, I'm usually not the kind of person who buys books to study for standardized tests. That's what libraries are for. Perhaps with the growing trend of public library systems integrating videogames, this would be right up their alley. Hmm...
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4-14-2008 @ 4:15PM
hvnlysoldr said...
If it's much cheaper than getting tests it might work.
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4-15-2008 @ 6:22PM
Dio said...
At least it will be much more convenient than a ten pound book.
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4-17-2008 @ 7:51PM
Anvilfactory said...
GUH. IF ONLY I WERE LIKE, two years younger! This would've been useful in high school. ...Well, maybe. Though I guess I could retake the SAT for kicks if I felt like it. XD
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