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Celeth Non-Disabled Students
Celetha is a 5th grade student participating in an inclusive setting with non-disabled students. She is friendly and engages well with her close friends. Celetha is able to complete assignments successfully when given one-on-one support and/or small group instructions (3-5 students). Her ELA teacher indicated that Celetha does a good job focusing when she is reading a book that she is interested in.
However, she has difficulty focusing when given a task at hand or working independently she displays lack of motivation and shuts down.
According to her I-Ready assessment, her overall score is a level 1. Celetha is performing below grade level. She tested out of phonological awareness domain and scored a Level K in phonics. She also scored a
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