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madfloridian

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2. Yes, "the business world's alternative".

Reply to DhhD (Reply #1)

Tue Jan 29, 2013, 05:35 PM

Jan 2013

Yes, assess what is in the curriculum. And they should not have just one high risk test that means failure for the students and school. I am afraid special ed is going to suffer in this new normal because of the insistence on high test scores.

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Alignment is the answer just as the Math teacher was saying at the end. DhhD Jan 2013 #1

Yes, "the business world's alternative". madfloridian Jan 2013 #2