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A school that fails to make AYP for two consecutive years is labeled "in need of improvement." Those that receive federal Title I funds – funds allocated to schools that serve a requisite number of low-income students – face sanctions that increase over time.
After two years, sanctioned schools must give parents the choice of sending their children to another school in the district, with transportation costs paid out of Title I dollars. After five years, a school faces "corrective action." After seven years, a school must be "restructured," with options including state take-over, conversion to a charter school, management by a private company, or other unspecified "major restructuring"
Originally posted by Produkt
The point of readin comprehension is *you MAY not KNOW the answer BUT CAN you DEDUCE the answer by the given CLUES in the content of the text* .
Originally posted by Produkt
People don't UNDERSTAND what reading comprehension is!
I'll say it again. YOU MAY NOT KNOW THE ANSWER BUT CAN YOU FIGURE IT OUT BY THE GIVEN CLUES IN THE CONTENT OF THE TEXT?
After seven years, a school must be "restructured," with options including state take-over, conversion to a charter school, management by a private company, or other unspecified "major restructuring"
Originally posted by Produkt
the feeble minded can't grasp one simple concept and thus have to resort to bashing and insulting someone else for they're own inadequatecies.
All we're left with is the same simple thing I've been trying to drill into your head. The definition of readin comprehension. Now your either choosing to not listen or your problem is your one of those who don't understand what it is.
It's really not that hard folk's.
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Originally posted by AceOfBase
I just read through a couple of other sample questions on the test and it must be biased towards people who have seen talking chipmunks or bears wearing pants.
PBS - No Child Left Behind sample questions (reading)
Here are some of the sample math questions:
PBS - No Child Left Behind sample questions (mathematics)
I don't think the test is biased I think Greg Palast just picked a couple of questions that he could showcase as being biased.