Multiple Choice
Testing practices run the risk of being unfair for students with disabilities unless
A) these students are excluded from the assessments.
B) accommodations are made in testing.
C) extra points are given to these students to balance out the disadvantages they have.
D) they are presented on a cassette tape.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q5: An issue of fairness concerns whether the
Q6: Repeating directions for students is an example
Q7: It is considered to be invalid and
Q8: The primary mode of communication for most
Q9: _ assessment may be appropriate for identifying
Q11: Students who are receiving special education services
Q12: Assessments are considered unfair if the test
Q13: Participation in large-scale assessments is now recognized
Q14: A test which uses the principles of
Q15: District, state, and national assessments generally are