NCEO Brief: Understanding the Characteristics of English Learners with Disabilities to Meet Their Needs During State and Districtwide Assessments (#24)
Part of the NCEO Brief series.
- Author(s)
- Yi-Chen Wu, Martha L Thurlow, Kristin K Liu PhD
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WebDescription
The purpose of this Brief is to highlight available federal data about the characteristics of English learners with disabilities, including how the population has changed over time. Understanding the characteristics of English learners with disabilities is critical to ensuring that their needs are met appropriately during the assessment process. Three characteristics are highlighted: (a) percentage of all students with disabilities identified as English learners, (b) disability categories of English learners with disabilities, and (c) classroom placements of English learners with disabilities. The implications of these characteristics for assessment are discussed in this Brief.
Details
- Date
- 10/26/2021
- Type
- Brief
- Edition
- Number 24
- Publisher
- National Center on Educational Outcomes (NCEO)
Topics
- Educational accountability and assessment
- English Learners with Disabilities
- Accessibility & Accommodations
- Assessment Participation
- Alternate Assessments