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[quote=Anonymous][quote]I don't actually think it's legal, the way in which Pearson is trying to keep the proprietary nature of the exams and curriculum so closed. Parents and students have a right under the federal law, FERPA, to see all tests, including the specific answers recorded, the test questions, the test administration protocol and any data generated with a personalized student ID attached. You also have a right to ask questions, i.e. discuss it with appropriate teachers and staff. If your child takes the PARCC and you want to see his answers and the questions, you should write a FERPA letter. I don't think the school can deny access. [/quote] This is very interesting. I'm pretty sure my son got his SAT score back with the questions and answers so that he could look to see what he missed and what the correct answers were. It was online I think. I can't recall, but I think he got the same thing for his PSAT. Does anyone else remember this? [/quote]
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