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The purpose of this investigation was to investigate whether specific questions posed in the Portfolio section of the National Board Certification process for special education teachers were difficult for a sample of candidates to understand and whether this difficulty resulted in receiving satisfactory evaluations. The sample included teachers from Wyoming and North Carolina. The data suggested that the wording of three of the questions in the first entry of the portfolio was unclear to the candidates and was responsible in part for their unsatisfactory performance.