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[quote=Anonymous]There are other options to allow for extended time vs. having the child keep testing through the normal time block and miss instruction in other subjects. 1) Have your child start the assessment before school then finish it in class during the normal period. 2) Have your child start/finish the assessment at lunch. 3) Have your child finish the assessment after school. This would mean the assessments are chunked into sections. For testing legitimacy, my high school child gets her tests in sections. Once she completes a section she needs to recheck her work carefully because when she turns it in, she cannot go back and fix things. She often uses the above methods for giving her breaks and accessing her extended time in a more confidential manner. It also allows her to be on time for all of her classes.[/quote]
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