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Percentage of sampled students receiving each type of accommodation, grades 4, 8, and 12 (public and nonpublic schools combined): 2001

The following table displays the number and the percentages of students who were identified as SD and/or LEP and who were assessed with a variety of available accommodations. It should be noted that students assessed with accommodations typically received some combination of accommodations. For example, students assessed in small groups (as compared to standard NAEP sessions of about 30 students) usually received extended time. In one-on-one administrations, students often received assistance in recording answers and were provided extra time. Extended time was considered the primary accommodation only when it was the sole accommodation provided. It is important to note that the numbers or percentages shown reflect only the primary accommodation students received.

  horizontal line Grade 4 horizontal line Grade 8 horizontal line Grade 12
  Number
of students
sampled
Weighted
percentage
of all students
Weighted
percentage
of students
identified
Number
of students
sampled
Weighted
percentage
of all students
Weighted
percentage
of students
identified
Number
of students
sampled
Weighted
percentage
of all students
Weighted
percentage
of students
identified
SD and/or LEP students                                                         
Bilingual dictionary 41   0.38   2.2   6   0.04   0.3   21   0.14   1.4  
Large-print book 3   0.02   0.1   3   0.02   0.2   3   0.05   0.5  
Extended time 40   0.59   3.4   70   0.82   5.1   68   0.86   8.6  
Read aloud 15   0.27   1.5   14   0.15   0.9   10   0.13   1.3  
Small group 230   4.97   28.6   286   4.02   25.1   83   1.43   14.4  
One-on-one 27   0.50   2.9   6   0.09   0.6   3   0.03   0.4  
Scribe/computer 10   0.31   1.8   3   0.08   0.5   0   0.00   0.0  
Other 2   0.03   0.2   9   0.16   1.0   0   0.00   0.0  
SD students only                                    
Bilingual dictionary 5   0.05   0.4   0   0.00   0.0   0   0.00   0.0  
Large-print book 3   0.02   0.2   3   0.02   0.2   3   0.05   0.6  
Extended time 40   0.59   4.7   70   0.82   6.6   68   0.86   11.1  
Read aloud 15   0.27   2.1   14   0.15   1.2   10   0.13   1.7  
Small group 230   4.97   39.3   286   4.02   32.4   83   1.43   18.5  
One-on-one 27   0.50   3.9   6   0.09   0.7   3   0.03   0.5  
Scribe/computer 10   0.31   2.5   3   0.08   0.7   0   0.00   0.0  
Other 1   0.02   0.2   8   0.15   1.2   0   0.00   0.0  
LEP students only                                    
Bilingual dictionary 41   0.38   6.9   6   0.04   1.0   21   0.14   5.7  
Large-print book 0   0.00   0.0   0   0.00   0.0   0   0.00   0.0  
Extended time 20   0.20   3.6   20   0.13   3.0   4   0.02   0.9  
Read aloud 5   0.04   0.7   0   0.00   0.0   0   0.00   0.0  
Small group 21   0.21   3.8   30   0.27   6.1   4   0.04   1.7  
One-on-one 3   0.03   0.5   0   0.00   0.0   0   0.00   0.0  
Scribe/computer 1   0.01   0.2   0   0.00   0.0   0   0.00   0.0  
Other 1   0.01   0.1   1   0.01   0.3   0   0.00   0.0  
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SD = Students with Disabilities. LEP = Limited English Proficient students.
NOTE: The combined SD/LEP portion of the table is not a sum of the separate SD and LEP portions because some students were identified as both SD and LEP. Such students would be counted separately in the bottom portions, but counted only once in the top portion.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, Office of Educational Research and Improvement, National Center for Education Statistics, National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), 2001 Geography Assessment.

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