NCLB limits the number of alternate assessments schools and states may use for what reason?
a. Alternate assessments do not effectively gauge student progress in the area of reading
b. Alternate assessments do not effectively gauge student progress in the area of mathematics
c. To ensure schools hold children with disabilities accountable for general curriculum standards
d. Both A & B
C
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