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Reply to "Standardized Testing time counts towards IEP hours????"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am desperately trying to figure out what disability this kid has that requires him to need specialized instruction, but doesn't make him distractible (and so doesn't get small group testing), doesn't cause difficulty with reading, writing or processing speed (thus no extended time), doesn't cause difficulties with computation (thus no calculator), doesn't interfere with his receptive language (thus no clarified directions), or impact his vision (no enlarged print), or his hearing (no interpreter), or his handwriting (no scribe) and doesn't make him anxious about the test (thus no breaks, or scheduling accommodations). OP, can you give us a hint? I've read 100s of IEP's and I've never seen one with just preferential seating, which is quite possibly the least useful accommodation on the list. [/quote] You're trying to shift the basis of the argument, and by questioning whether the OP's child needs services at all. That's nasty. [/quote]
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