A student's current educational level
A) is specifically defined in the regulations.
B) should be quantified and the results compared to a peer who is performing satisfactorily
C) is best quantified as scores from standardized achievement measures.
D) should be the level at which a student is appropriately instructed.

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The correct answer is D because a student's current educational level should reflect the level at which instruction is most appropriate for their abilities and needs, rather than being strictly defined by regulations, compared to peers, or solely quantified by standardized tests.

A Student's Current Educational Level