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Jan 21, 2018
I'm certifying in ECYA-exceptional needs. For Comp 3 it says, "two different lessons and units of instruction" and on another page it says, "the two videos combined must represent a breadth of knowledge of the content area." At first read, it seems like two different lessons from 2 different areas (mat/science), but after reading that together it demonstrates content area knowledge, it seems like two different units within one content area (ex. Math). I recently attended a conference where an assessor said they want it from two totally different areas. So now I'm confused, based on the wording in the component.
Has anyone turned in Comp 3 (and passed) from exceptional needs? If so, did you submit different areas or different units from one area?
Thanks
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