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| | Effect of a Simplified English Language Dictionary on a Reading Test - NCEO LEP Report 1 |
 | | However, it was found that intermediate level English proficiency students in the Hmong LEP group who reported using the dictionary in the accommodated condition showed a moderately significant gain. |
 | | Further, LEP students and English as a Second Language (ESL) and Bilingual Education teachers have requested them in testing situations because dictionaries are an accommodation that students use in classes every day and will most likely use throughout their lives (Bensoussan, 1983; Liu, Spicuzza, Erickson, Thurlow and Ruhland, 1997; Quest, Liu, and Thurlow, 1997). |
 | | In addition, an LEP graduation standards specialist at the Minnesota Department of Children, Families and Learning and a bilingual adult member of the ESL community provided advice on cultural background in the development of the test passages. |
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