In Lee's case, where was the best location chosen for IQ testing due to his wheelchair access issues?

• A. The inner hallway outside the office
• B. The hallway outside of Lee's classroom
• C. Inside Lee's classroom off any corner
• D. In the living area upstairs in the Facility

Answer: (C)

Testing should happen in a quiet, controlled, and accessible space so the child can participate without unnecessary distractions or barriers. When a student uses a wheelchair, the environment needs to be reachable, stable, and private, with room for the chair and testing materials and with seating at the right height. A hallway outside offices or a living area upstairs is more prone to noise, interruptions, and safety concerns, which can bias results and make it hard to follow standardized procedures. A classroom space, especially off a corner, provides a calm, familiar setting with controlled lighting and fewer visual or auditory distractions, while still allowing the examiner to position materials and the chair comfortably. This combination supports a more accurate and comfortable assessment, making it the best choice.