Rya's Success In The Classroom

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Math: Rya is able to solve multi-step word problems with 80% accuracy, identify keywords (how many, in all, altogether) with 80% accuracy, identify the correct mathematical operation to solve the word problem with 80% accuracy. However, Rya has a weakness in the areas of multiplication, division, fractions, measurement. Deficits in these areas will adversely affect her ability to be successful in the general education classroom

Rya will attend only to herself and not others with 75% overall accuracy. She demonstrates the ability to interact with her peers in a positive manner with 75% overall accuracy. Rya does not take responsibility for class assignments, agendas, and information that needs to be transported from school to home and from

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