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The text provided guidelines for summarizing assessment information in a written report. Which of the following was NOT a recommendation?
 
  A) Clearly convey your level of certainty
  B) Use professional and technical terminology
  C) Focus on relevant information
  D) Make data-based recommendations

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In which of the following circumstances are schools required to have explicit parental consent to collect data?
 
  A) If a change in educational placement is being considered
  B) If they are collecting screening data
  C) If they are collecting data for intervention planning
  D) Schools must have explicit parental consent for all data collected

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Which of the following is NOT a way to promote effective communication with parents?
 
  A) Communicate using technical language as much as possible.
  B) Clearly explain the purpose of assessment activities and possible outcomes.
  C) Schedule meetings to facilitate parent attendance.
  D) Translate assessment information and team communications as needed.
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