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Jul 17, 2008
How were you able to read on the language portion of the test? Our STC and DTC said we were not able to read ANYTHING on that test. I had 7th SPED students who read at 2nd grade level that could have answered lots of the language arts questions (based on the practice test) if only I could have read the test to them. But then again....the whole NCLB concept and its ridiculous regulations are at odds with IDEA/SPED rights. It's like trying to fit a square peg into round hole! I'm all for the basic premises of trying to insure that our mild to moderate SPED kids are receiving good instruction (and teachers are doing their jobs and not just leaving SPED kids to color or play computer games), but expecting a student who comes to you in August reading at a 2nd grade level and expecting that you'll have him ready to test at 7th grade level come May is absurd. I guess that I got off the point...sorr...See More
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