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I am posting this question to several list serves in hopes that someone will

know what this means.

I was reviewing my son's records / IEP minutes. Last July, docucmentation

was noted on accomodations for testing. The tests included:

1. CRCT and

2 NRT (it was hard to read, but it looked like Norm Referenced Test)

When I asked my son about this, he said he does not know either.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Marsha

Marsha White

Mom to , 13 years old, Asperger's / ADHD / OCD

Mom to , 15 years old

Mom to Sammy, 4 year old black and tan mini dachshund

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Marsha

A " norm-referenced test " is one which has been administered to a random sample

of the

" normal " or typical population to set guidelines for it. In other words, this

test was given

to a random sample of kids and the results from this test set the limits for

what is

average, above average, and below average. Hope this helps.

Jen

>

>

> I am posting this question to several list serves in hopes that someone will

know what

this means.

>

> I was reviewing my son's records / IEP minutes. Last July, docucmentation

was noted

on accomodations for testing. The tests included:

>

> 1. CRCT and

> 2 NRT (it was hard to read, but it looked like Norm Referenced Test)

>

> When I asked my son about this, he said he does not know either.

>

> Any ideas?

>

> Thanks,

>

> Marsha

>

>

> Marsha White

> Mom to , 13 years old, Asperger's / ADHD / OCD

> Mom to , 15 years old

> Mom to Sammy, 4 year old black and tan mini dachshund

>

>

>

>

> ---------------------------------

> gets better. Check out the new email design. Plus there's much

more to

come.

>

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