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States are in various stages of development in their studies of NCLB. Typically, the contract stipulates the assessment companies that have a history of producing standardized, norm-referenced tests, for example, the Test of Iowa Basic Skills (ITBS), the Tera Nova, the Stanford Achievement Test (SAT-9 SAT-10). These new tests should include both NCLB science assessments criterion or norm-referenced assessments increased, or both. The world of standardized multiple choice test of the referenced standard is the disappearance as aligned with the standards, criteria-referenced tests arise. Because the rules of many states' science include information on science and science process that is difficult to assess with conventional multiple-choice questions, increasingly science assessments are taking in a different format and look . To assess students' abilities, students must "perform." Performance evaluation is moving us "beyond the bubble" of Scantron forms. When students are asked to perform, which are able to use their learning styles (kinesthetic, visual, aural, etc.), and to use their own content knowledge of science. Student work from better performance evaluations reported by the teacher (and students) of what the student understands the face of what the bubble might have guessed is right. Performance evaluation of science requires that students with the skills to carry out various science (observation, data collection, data organization, data analysis, drawing conclusions, etc.) and to manipulate the computer. Science team, usually organized in sets classroom, is delivered as science kits. As the need for a criterion-referenced scientific assessment of research skills is expected, demand for the game of science will increase. States, districts and schools are realizing that to properly evaluate scientific research, the kits are a necessary and essential part of the evaluation program. Educators also realize that if they are to meet NCLB requirements for the evaluation of science, ie to use up existing measures to assess mastery of science standards and state standards scientific content to include information about science, then the evidence needed include student performance tasks. And that "what gets tested is taught," we will see a growing number of scientific learning activities in the curriculum of the class during the school year. The National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) has been using science kits as part of its program of science for over 10 years. These science tests are given every four years to a small sample of students across the country. Although this national assessment program advocates the use of performance assessment that require hands-on manipulation of the scientific team, which has a limited scope. The most powerful influences that are changing the assessment of national science derive from the requirements of No Child Left Behind Act of 2001.