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I currently have a student with an IEP whose testing accommodations include the deletion of spelling requirements. Since spelling is part of the assessment, how will that apply to the NYSESLAT?

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I currently have a student with an IEP whose testing accommodations include the deletion of spelling requirements. Since spelling is part of the assessment, how will that apply to the NYSESLAT?

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Teachers may score the Writing section without considering spelling only when the student’s IEP or 504 Plan explicitly indicates “deletion of spelling requirements” as a testing accommodation. The rubrics are holistic, with spelling as only one component, so this accommodation when authorized by an IEP results in a valid score.

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