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Standardized testing for special needs students 12 Articles

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    by Nita Tyson

    Professionally, I'm in education. In real life', I'm the parent of a special needs child. I can tell you all the "technical" reasons that we should utilize standardized testing for students, and I can quote you the No Chil...read more

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    by Jeff Grill

    Standardized testing refers to the administration and scoring of tests in a standard way. That is, a test is administered in the same way and scored the same way every time it it is used. Standardized testing is a term th...read more

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    by piglover

    Standardized testing for Special Education students has long been described in various negative fashions. After five years of being told I had to administer the tests at grade level, I am still not seeing the point. I wo...read more

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    by Pat Swiatek

    As a special education teacher for 20+ years, teaching both replacement classes as well as inclusion classes, every year when testing comes up we realize what a disadvantage this group is at in this testing situation. We ...read more

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    by Heinz Sladek

    I walked into the classroom of a colleague not too long ago. My colleague was sitting, at her desk, scratching her head as she gazed through a training manual. She looked concerned. When I asked her what was going on she t...read more

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    by Maria Mendez

    Standardized testing for special needs students is an oximoron. These test were meant to be a testing showing that students are ready to graduate. These test were never meant for students with special needs. Should the stu...read more

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    by Meredith Fiori

    I have been in the field of special education for the past ten years. Although this is not an extensive amount of time in this profession, I have seen many changes such as a push for inclusive education and a great deal of...read more

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    by Mystic Rainbow

    I am a special education teacher and I love it! I teach grades 1 to grade 9 in an inner city school and I love that the growing trend is to include all students, regardless of varying abilities, in standardized testing. It...read more

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    by J. Wilkerson

    I am relatively new to Special Education. I have only been in the field for three years. Two years as a teacher of students with various exceptionalities, such as specific learning disabled, emotionally handicapped, and ed...read more

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    by Laura fanfare

    Standardized testing for special needs students is an issue that is dear to my heart. as a former teacher, I understand the need for accountability. As the mother of a child with special needs, I understand the fallacies o...read more

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    by Meg Sargais

    I don't claim to be an expert on specials needs children as a whole, but I do insist that I am an expert on my special needs child. I know him and his abilities better than any teacher or therapist he has had. I also kno...read more

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    by Michael Mchenry

    Standardized Testing for Special-Needs Students As a former special-education teacher of eight years, and as someone still working with special-needs students, I have gained a perspective on standardized testing throug...read more

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