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Vicente Flores did not pass the assessment. He scored 60% for the objective part and 66% for the performance portion. His cumulative score was 64%. In order for Vicente to demonstrate content knowledge, the assessment has to be modified to meet his needs. The objective portion can be modified by simplifying language, and reading the test to the student.. The complete assessment can be modified by allowing Vicente Flores to use vocabulary cards with the meaning of each figurative language during the test. For the second portion, the teacher can allow Vicente to come up with the examples orally, instead of in writing. She can also read each item and explain the directions in simpler terms to allow him to fully understand what is asked.
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