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Reply to "Wall Street Journal on rampant growth in percentage of college students with “disabilities”"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Based on reading this, the only accommodation that people seem up in arms about is the extra time. For those of you who are against it, are you against for all students or is it that you feel that too many have been granted the accommodation? [/quote] Too many have been granted the accommodation and it is due to wealthy parents gaming the system. The kids who are cheating the system - they know they are gaming the system are getting higher scores that make them competitive for scholarships and better schools. Just level the playing field - give everyone the extra time. The extra time given can range from an extra 30 minutes to 2 hours...like previous poster said, if my kid can get the extra time to double check their work, they could score an 800 also.[/quote] Sorry, it doesn't work that way. If you gave the extra time, the scores would be wacky and a perfect score would mean nothing. A perfect score could mean someone was in the 70th percentile. Is that what you want?[/quote]
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