Advocates of the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act argue that it will have all of the following positive effects except for
A) assesses a wide range of student skills.
B) improved student performance.
C) more time teaching subjects that are tested.
D) high expectations for all students.

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Advocates of the NCLB Act believe that it will improve student performance, allow for more time teaching subjects that are tested, and set high expectations for all students. However, the Act has been criticized for being too focused on standardized tests and not assessing a wide enough range of student skills beyond reading and math. Therefore, the NCLB Act is not expected to have a positive effect on assessing a wide range of student skills.

Advocates of the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act Argue