Re: Hello, Does anyone have taken the ESE exam? Study guide?
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Jan 30, 2018
haha
Sounds viable. I often write goals as will demonstrate increased/improved skills, abilities, etc as as measured by by self-inventory, teacher reports etc, so basing it on a Soc. Emotional rubric would seem to be a useful and legitimate use of data.
mscrawford101
We use them in my school
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