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Developmentally Appropriate Assessment: Alternatives to Standardized Testing.
Ample evidence exists that standardized tests may not adequately reflect student achievement and may be harmful to the educational process and student development, especially for young children. Developmentally appropriate alternatives are presented that are available for use in the classroom and on district and state levels.