One of the cautions in looking at tests used for accountability purposes is
A) that these tests may not provide reliable data on the skills of individual students
B) the statements about groups of students are not valid
C) that it doesn't automatically translate to instructional decision-making.
D) one should also consider the context of the student group.

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Tests used for accountability purposes often focus on aggregate data and may not accurately reflect the skills or progress of individual students.

One of the Cautions in Looking at Tests Used for Accountability