Titlebook: Handbook of Accessible Achievement Tests for All Students; Bridging the Gaps Be Stephen N. Elliott,Ryan J. Kettler,Alexander Kurz Book 2011

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Creating Access to Instruction and Tests of Achievement: Challenges and Solutions,ion or poor test items. In addition, it is likely that these testing situations were considered unfair and engendered negative attitudes about tests. These are not desired outcomes of instruction or testing. By improving access to instruction and tests, the results of testing can be more meaningful, and potentially positive, for all users.

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U.S. Legal Issues in Educational Testing of Special Populationsing standards, and adherence to other professional standards may be raised.. This chapter focuses on the legal, psychometric, and policy issues related to educational testing of special populations. Although prior federal cases and professional standards provide guidance, some tough policy decisions remain.

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