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Jürg Schwizer,Michael Mayer,Oliver Brandprovide how-to sections on dynamic assessment or test-teach-test, can’t do–won’t do assessment, and figuring effect sizes. Finally, we suggest an instructional program that may be useful when school psychologists consult with educators who request resources for teaching English learners.

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