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BIM's reading specialist uses the Woodcock-Johnson curriculum and testing assessments to measure and track educational gains. The instructor measures progress weekly throughout each semester/summer session.

The math instructor uses Tennessee State Math Standards curriculum and examinations. Teachers assess student progress by conducting assessments once a week to measure their progress. Final exams are given at the end of each semester/summer session to measure progress.

BIM's program evaluation measures are consistent with the Tennessee Department of Education Principals of Effectiveness; as a systematic collection, analysis, and interpretation of objective data. BIM teachers administer pre-test and post-test assessments to measure the improvement/success
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