According to your text, why is the encoding specificity effect not consistently applicable to classroom testing?

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The encoding specificity effect is based on the idea that memory is influenced by the context in which it is learned. However, in classroom testing, students may learn the material in different environments (e.g. at home, in the library) which may not be represented in the classroom context. Therefore, the encoding specificity effect may not consistently apply in classroom testing.

According to Your Text, Why Is the Encoding Specificity Effect