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Why is it critical for educators to have a firm understanding of assessment outcomes?

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Every child is different; therefore, the outcome of every assessment will be different. Each child should be assessed based on a program specifically for each individual child.

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Because no child learns the same, no outcome of an assessment will be the same. No test or assessment can serve all assessment purposes. Because of this, each assessment given should be looked at on an individual basis and a ...

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