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Jan 20, 2003
Okay all you Kentucky special ed teachers are you guys
ready for testing this year? Now remember if modifications
and adaptations are correctly implemented then there is no
reason a special ed student should score novice. I just
can't figure out the correct implementation to have the
SLD, written language disabled students with word retreval
problems and limited IQs to score anything but novice. Oh
my!
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