Modelos de SLD y fuentes de datos de evaluación: efectos en la identificación y la confianza

Kathrin E Maki1, Courtenay A Barrett2, Matthew K Burns1

  • 1University of Florida, Gainesville, USA.

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Resumen

El modelo de identificación de la discapacidad específica de aprendizaje (SLD) no influyó en las decisiones de identificación ni en la confianza. Sin embargo, la raza de los participantes impactó en las decisiones, mientras que la raza, la certificación y la experiencia afectaron la confianza en la identificación de SLD.

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