A standardized test reports results in terms of T-scores. Joan obtains a T-score of 50 and her parents do not understand the score. What is the proper way to interpret this score?
a. Joan's performance is near the bottom of the group.
b. Joan's performance is equal to the group's average.
c. Joan's performance is in great need of improvement.
d. Joan has mastered 50% of the material.
b
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a. child abuse. b. sibling abuse. c. emotional abuse. d. sexual abuse.
High schools today are
a. increasing mathematics requirements. b. decreasing mathematics requirements. c. not changing mathematics requirements. d. eliminating mathematics requirements. e. keeping the same mathematics requirements.
How do formative assessments and summative assessments differ?
What will be an ideal response?
The ensure success, young children should experience child-focused intervention, rather than family-focused
Indicate whether the statement is true or false