Research Article
Test Accessibility: Item Reviews and Lessons Learned from Four State Assessments
Table 6
Percentages of items at each overall accessibility level, by content area and state.
| State | Content area | 1 (inaccessible for many test takers) | 2 (maximally accessible for some test takers) | 3 (maximally accessible for most test takers) | 4 (maximally accessible for nearly all test takers) |
| State A | Across (n = 159) | 2% (n = 3) | 27% (n = 43) | 58% (n = 93) | 13% (n = 20) | Language Arts (n = 67) | 0% (n = 0) | 31% (n = 21) | 55% (n = 37) | 13% (n = 9) | Mathematics (n = 50) | 4% (n = 2) | 22% (n = 11) | 64% (n = 32) | 10% (n = 5) | Social Studies (n = 21) | 5% (n = 1) | 24% (n = 5) | 52% (n = 11) | 19% (n = 4) | Science (n = 21) | 0% (n = 0) | 29% (n = 6) | 62% (n = 13) | 10% (n = 2) | State B | Science (n = 60) | 8% (n = 5) | 23% (n = 14) | 63% (n = 38) | 5% (n = 3) | State C | Science (n = 101) | 3% (n = 3) | 24% (n = 24) | 73% (n = 73) | 1% (n = 1) | State D | Science (n = 100) | 0% (n = 0) | 50% (n = 50) | 50% (n = 50) | 0% (n = 0) |
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