Considering Reevaluations and the Need for Standardized Testing

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Trying to decide if testing is necessary for a reevaluation? Check out this guide to help decide if standardized testing is required or necessary for a reevaluation. This tool reviews the federal laws of reevaluations and lays out the steps to take to help determine if more information is needed. Suggestions are provided on different ways to gain educational data. This tool also has sample summaries for deciding whether additional testing is necessary or not, which you can add into your reports.

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