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rmenurse

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Most of your kindergarten students have been making adequate progress in their ability to match sounds, blend sounds, and segment sounds, and delete sounds. The data you have collected using CBMs indicate that one student has not made adequate progress. You decide to assess this student using the KTEAII. Which subtests will you use?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

Analyze the interval recording data. How often is the student on task?
 
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Answer to Question 1

Letter and Word Recognition and Phonological Awareness
NOTE: Nonsense Word Decoding would not be used, as it is not appropriate for kindergarten students.

Answer to Question 2

Overall, Amber spent a total of 3 minutes on-task (30 of the time). Seven of the 10 minutes were spent off-task



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