Each of the following is an advantage of curriculum-based measurement, except
A) quick administration.
B) technical adequacy
C) reliable diagnostic information.
D) objective scoring procedures.

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Curriculum-based measurement (CBM) is designed for tracking students' progress in the curriculum and for screening purposes rather than providing detailed diagnostic information. While CBM offers quick administration, technical adequacy, and objective scoring procedures, it is not primarily intended to diagnose specific learning disabilities or to provide detailed information about a student's learning needs.

Each of the Following Is an Advantage of Curriculum-Based Measurement