Testing practices run the risk of being unfair for students with disabilities unless
A) these students are excluded from the assessments.
B) accommodations are made in testing.
C) extra points are given to these students to balance out the disadvantages they have.
D) they are presented on a cassette tape.
Question 2
Most of the data on children's educational performance that policymakers use come from
A) intelligence tests.
B) individualized education programs.
C) the U.S. national test.
D) large-scale assessments.
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