Standardized tests are becoming more prevalent in education today, and they are affecting student learning and teacher performance. There is an analysis of the role of standardized tests in the learning process of students, the impact of the document on educational motivation, and the impact of teachers on pedagogical staff. , the impact of test components on teachers, curriculum, and teaching methods will also be focused on the process of testing. The purpose of the study is to analyze the loading and consequences of standardized tests in checking the quality of education.

standardized tests, students' level of knowledge, teacher's activity, educational motivation, impact of tests, pedagogical productions, quality of education.

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