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The assessment system emphasizes repeated, systematic observation, documentation, and other forms of criterion- or performance-oriented assess-ment using broad, varied, and complementary methods with accommodations for children with disabilities. • Screening is always linked to follow-up. When a screening or other assessment identifies
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