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vHAUNG6011

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In which section of the report does the examiner indicate in very simple terms to the reader the trends in the child's testing results that may indicate academic strengths, academic weaknesses, modality strengths, modality weaknesses, process strengths and weaknesses and overall diagnosis and level of severity of the problems areas indicated?
 
  a. Test Results
  b. Test by Test Analysis
  c. Content Area by Content Area Analysis
  d. Conclusions
  e. Recommendations

Question 2

Which section analyzes the results of each test and looks at the child's individual performance on each measure?
 
  a. Test Results
  b. Test by Test Analysis
  c. Content Area by Content Area Analysis
  d. Conclusions
  e. Recommendations



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

a



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