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0.1 All exercises 13 and In-School 17 Adult Themes 17 and Young 17 In-School Themes 17 on Themes 9-year-olds Adult on Themes Age Level 9 ASSESSMENT OF EDUCATIONAL City Group Comprehend Critical reading 2.6 Critical reading Age Critical reading Objectives directional tendencies Education Commission EDUCATIONAL PROGRESS Exercises Age Level exercises require Exercises Themes Extreme affluent suburb Extreme inner city Extreme rural facts Main ideas females Graphic materials Group at Age group's overall performance High School Group ideas and organization In-School 17 Information Yearbook judgments concerning line-by-line narrative National Assessment national level number of effects Objectives I-V parental education Post high school read All exercises read Analyze read Make judgments read Reason logically Reading assessment Reading exercises Region at Age Report 02-GIY requires the individual Rest of big set of exercises Significant facts Main Subtheme Suburban fringe tendencies and characteristics type of community word relationships 7.2 Words and word Written directions
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Page 2 - These include: (1) high metro — areas in or around cities with a population greater than 200,000 where a high proportion of the residents are in professional or managerial positions...
Page 4 - II. Analyze what is read. A. Be able to trace sequences. B. Perceive the structure and organization of the work. C. See the techniques by which the author has created his effects. This objective is a degree more abstract than the first objective.
Page 3 - ... school serves are farmers or farm workers. 3. Extreme Affluent Suburb. Individuals in this group attend schools within the city limits or residential area served by a city with a population greater than 150,000; the area served by the school consists primarily of professional or managerial personnel. 4. Rest of Big City. These are students attending schools in a big city (population greater than 200,000) who are not included in either the Extreme Inner City or Extreme Affluent Suburb groups....
Page 3 - Suburban fringe. People in this group attend schools in the metropolitan area served by a city with more than 200,000 inhabitants; the school and the area it serves are outside of the city limits.
Page 2 - The some high school category consists of all those who indicated that the parent with the most education attended high school but did not graduate. In the graduated from high school category are all those who indicated that at least one parent graduated from high school, and in the post high school group are all who indicated that at least one parent received some post high school education. (This may mean college, but it also includes adult education courses of any kind, vocational training, etc.