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LaDunn

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In what ways does Ms. Cecere accommodate Nathan's special educational needs?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

Members of Seth's group complain that they are at a disadvantage in earning the group reward because one of its members (Seth) refuses to do any work. If only this group has such a disadvantage, then Ms. Fieseler's strategy is lacking which important quality of a good assessment?
 
  a. Validity
  b. Reliability
  c. Practicality
  d. Standardization



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Answer to Question 1

Her strategies include the following:
 She teaches him a strategy for organizing and keeping track of his assignments.
 She arranges to meet with him after class on quiz and test days.
 To reduce distractions, she moves him to the front of the classroom; she also finds a quiet place where he can take quizzes and tests undisturbed.
 She seats him near a friend who can help to keep him on task.

Answer to Question 2

d.



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