A group of fourth-grade students with disabilities participating in statewide mathematics assessments in the spring of 2001 (n=570) was given a new assessment focused on specifically modified state curricular standards defined for students with disabilities. A block of items from that assessment was also given to students taking the general mathematics assessment (n=1,944, including 235 students with disabilities), allowing the difficulty of all items to be estimated on a common scale using item response theory methodology. This study compared the characteristics of the two tests. Findings support the conclusion that a simpler test, based on the same curricular objectives, but providing better measurement of low-achieving students, could be...
With the recent surge of accountability reform measures and the need to monitor student progress the...
signaled a new era in accountability for students with disabil-ities. While the 1997 amendments to t...
A letter report issued by the Government Accountability Office with an abstract that begins "The No ...
218 THE JOURNAL OF SPECIAL EDUCATION VOL. 40/NO. 4/2007/PP. 218–229 One of the most important accomp...
This article is based on a study that investigated the extent to which scores in Kentucky’s statewid...
218 THE JOURNAL OF SPECIAL EDUCATION VOL. 38/NO. 4/2005/PP. 218–231 For many students with disabilit...
Students with learning disabilities are increasingly included in state accountability systems. The p...
Assessment of educational results for students with disabilities has been an element of nearly all r...
This article describes the development of an alternate assessment system for students with moderate ...
In 1997, based on the amendments to Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), all states w...
2014-06-23The purpose of the study was to identify what accountability systems are in place to monit...
232 THE JOURNAL OF SPECIAL EDUCATION VOL. 38/NO. 4/2005/PP. 232–240 In recent years, all 50 states h...
The major purpose of this study is to describe a conceptual framework for examining differential ite...
The literature reports controversy among teachers about the value of an alternate assessment for stu...
The purpose of this study was to conduct an expert validation of Kentucky's alternate assessmen...
With the recent surge of accountability reform measures and the need to monitor student progress the...
signaled a new era in accountability for students with disabil-ities. While the 1997 amendments to t...
A letter report issued by the Government Accountability Office with an abstract that begins "The No ...
218 THE JOURNAL OF SPECIAL EDUCATION VOL. 40/NO. 4/2007/PP. 218–229 One of the most important accomp...
This article is based on a study that investigated the extent to which scores in Kentucky’s statewid...
218 THE JOURNAL OF SPECIAL EDUCATION VOL. 38/NO. 4/2005/PP. 218–231 For many students with disabilit...
Students with learning disabilities are increasingly included in state accountability systems. The p...
Assessment of educational results for students with disabilities has been an element of nearly all r...
This article describes the development of an alternate assessment system for students with moderate ...
In 1997, based on the amendments to Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), all states w...
2014-06-23The purpose of the study was to identify what accountability systems are in place to monit...
232 THE JOURNAL OF SPECIAL EDUCATION VOL. 38/NO. 4/2005/PP. 232–240 In recent years, all 50 states h...
The major purpose of this study is to describe a conceptual framework for examining differential ite...
The literature reports controversy among teachers about the value of an alternate assessment for stu...
The purpose of this study was to conduct an expert validation of Kentucky's alternate assessmen...
With the recent surge of accountability reform measures and the need to monitor student progress the...
signaled a new era in accountability for students with disabil-ities. While the 1997 amendments to t...
A letter report issued by the Government Accountability Office with an abstract that begins "The No ...