How do teachers use the information they collect?
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Teachers (and children) collect information and store it. The products and information are analyzed by the teacher to assess each child's progress over time. These types of authentic assessments provide just the type of information that teachers need in order to provide effective literacy learning experiences for children.
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In obtaining the consent of the child’s parent(s)/guardian(s) for a formal evaluation, the school must notify the parent/guardian:
a. in the primary language spoken by the child at school. b. of the school’s intent to place their child in special education classes. c. of the school’s intention to evaluate their child, including the reasoning behind the decision. d. of the school’s intention to put their child on an IEP.
Typically, health impairments do NOT interfere with children's ability to learn
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