All of the following statements about high-stakes testing are true, except
A. It is state-driven.
B. Students with severe disabilities do not have to take it.
C. It provides the AYP score for the school.
D. It is mandated by IDEA and NCLB
B.
Explanation: High-stakes testing is typically synonymous with state testing and is embedded in the IDEA and NCLB legislation. State testing provides each school and district with an AYP score. Students with severe disabilities, however, are required to take high-stakes tests too. Their tests are alternative assessments.
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a. True b. False
Three of the following teachers are using recommended strategies for promoting youngsters' writing development. Which teacher is not using a recommended strategy?
a. Ms. Pratt gives her students numerous opportunities to write for real audiences other than herself. b. Mr. MacAfee doesn't worry about how well students write in his science class; students shouldn't have to worry about both science and writing at the same time. c. Mr. Hendrix occasionally has students work together in pairs to write short stories. d. Ms. Tharp gives her students instruction on how to use a word processing program and encourages them to use a computer whenever they write.
What is the correct sequence students should follow to stay on track when preparing a report?
a. prepare an outline, use reference materials, write a bibliography, prepare a rough draft b. use reference materials, write a bibliography, submit a thesis, prepare a rough draft c. submit at thesis, use reference materials, prepare an outline, write a bibliography d. use reference materials, prepare an outline, submit a thesis, write a bibliography
Some ___________reflect developmentally appropriate speech that is often corrected as a child matures
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word