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The individualized education program of a special needs student typically has several components. With these components in mind, choose the statement that you are least likely to see in an IEP.
A) "The student has a tested IQ of 85."
B) "The student will meet with the speech therapist for 30 minutes once a week."
C) "The student will successfully solve two-digit subtraction programs that require borrowing."
D) "The student's progress will be assessed by teacher-written tests twice a month."

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