This paper summarizes the initial findings of studies conducted by researchers at ACT Inc. and the National Technical Institute for the Deaf concerning the performance of deaf and hard-of-hearing students on the ACT Assessment. The paper describes the ACT Assessment, and presents normative information about performance of a national sample of deaf and hard-of-hearing test takers in addition to results of performance of students entering NTID. Issues related to the effect of hearing loss, age of onset, and high school education are also discussed. Results for the studies reported in this paper indicate that the ACT Assessment is valid when used with postsecondary level deaf and hard-of-hearing students seeking admission to two-and four-year ...
The study participants were 197 deaf or hard-of-hearing students with mild to profound hearing loss ...
A study of attrition after the first year of college was conducted with the 1984 entry class (N-233)...
This study addressed the preferred choices of tests by psychoeducational professionals for individua...
This paper summarizes the initial findings of studies conducted by researchers at ACT Inc. and the N...
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) and the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act manda...
The purpose of this study was to investigate alternative methods for evaluating deaf students ’ read...
assessment, student factors Educational testing in U.S. public edu-cation continues to shift toward ...
The purpose of this study was to investigate alternative methods for evaluating deaf students ’ read...
In the United States, students who are deaf or hard of hear-ing (SDHH) are required to participate i...
One way to improve students ' access to and retention in post-secondary degree programs is to a...
investigated the types of testing accommodations used on 2004–2005 statewide standardized assessment...
This report summarizes selected information from' American College Testing (ACT) Program record...
Indirect tests of writing competency are often used at the col-lege level for a variety of education...
As states increasingly require students to take standardized tests, it\u27s crucial to examine the a...
This study examined the relationship of deaf students\u27 performance on standardized entrance exams...
The study participants were 197 deaf or hard-of-hearing students with mild to profound hearing loss ...
A study of attrition after the first year of college was conducted with the 1984 entry class (N-233)...
This study addressed the preferred choices of tests by psychoeducational professionals for individua...
This paper summarizes the initial findings of studies conducted by researchers at ACT Inc. and the N...
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) and the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act manda...
The purpose of this study was to investigate alternative methods for evaluating deaf students ’ read...
assessment, student factors Educational testing in U.S. public edu-cation continues to shift toward ...
The purpose of this study was to investigate alternative methods for evaluating deaf students ’ read...
In the United States, students who are deaf or hard of hear-ing (SDHH) are required to participate i...
One way to improve students ' access to and retention in post-secondary degree programs is to a...
investigated the types of testing accommodations used on 2004–2005 statewide standardized assessment...
This report summarizes selected information from' American College Testing (ACT) Program record...
Indirect tests of writing competency are often used at the col-lege level for a variety of education...
As states increasingly require students to take standardized tests, it\u27s crucial to examine the a...
This study examined the relationship of deaf students\u27 performance on standardized entrance exams...
The study participants were 197 deaf or hard-of-hearing students with mild to profound hearing loss ...
A study of attrition after the first year of college was conducted with the 1984 entry class (N-233)...
This study addressed the preferred choices of tests by psychoeducational professionals for individua...