Age and Grade-Equivalent Score Are Frequently Used Because They Seem

question 29

Multiple Choice

Age and grade-equivalent score are frequently used because they seem so straightforward.However, they provide no information regarding:

• A)how students are doing in relation to same-aged peers.
• B)the standard performance.
• C)the typical range of performance for students in the age group or grade.
• D)a general idea of grade level abilities that can inform lesson planning

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