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Assessment of Children with Special Needs: A Guide to Practical and Theoretical Frameworks
| Author: | Birnbaum, Barry W. | |
| Year: | 2020 | |
| Pages: | 244 | |
| ISBN: | 1-4955-0805-6 978-1-4955-0805-9 | |
| Price: | $179.95 | |
This book focuses on the assessment process for students with disabilities. Different categories of exceptionality are included as well as a discussion on Differentiated Instruction and Universal Design for Learning. These techniques are applied to a wide range of students, between birth and twenty-one who have been diagnosed with a disability. This book is based in current research and is appropriate reading for teachers, parents and other professionals in the field.
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“This books contains valuable information about working and assessing children with disabilities and provides a practical and hands-on approach to implementing assessments to these children. It is relevant to practitioners who are wanting to understand the assessment process and the teaching end of it.”
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Table of Contents
Chapter One: Foundations of Assessment
Chapter Two: Roles of the Participants in the Process of Assessment
Chapter Three: Using Appropriate Materials for Assessing Students with Special Needs
Chapter Four: Intellectual Assessment and Adaptive Behavior
Chapter Five: Assessing Students with Learning Disabilities
Chapter Six: Assessing Young Children
Chapter Seven: Interpreting Assessments Results
Chapter Eight: Classroom Assessment
Chapter Nine: Measuring Assessment and School Performance
Chapter Ten: Alternative Assessment
Chapter Eleven: Instructional Expectations of Assessing Children
Chapter Twelve: Bias-Free Assessment
Chapter Thirteen: Assessing Performance
Chapter Fourteen: Differentiating Instruction
Chapter Fifteen: Universal Design for Learning and Assessment
Chapter Sixteen: Assessment of Reading and Writing
Chapter Seventeen: Assessing Mathematics
Chapter Eighteen: Assessing the Classroom Environment
Chapter Nineteen: Assessing Transition
References
Index
Chapter Two: Roles of the Participants in the Process of Assessment
Chapter Three: Using Appropriate Materials for Assessing Students with Special Needs
Chapter Four: Intellectual Assessment and Adaptive Behavior
Chapter Five: Assessing Students with Learning Disabilities
Chapter Six: Assessing Young Children
Chapter Seven: Interpreting Assessments Results
Chapter Eight: Classroom Assessment
Chapter Nine: Measuring Assessment and School Performance
Chapter Ten: Alternative Assessment
Chapter Eleven: Instructional Expectations of Assessing Children
Chapter Twelve: Bias-Free Assessment
Chapter Thirteen: Assessing Performance
Chapter Fourteen: Differentiating Instruction
Chapter Fifteen: Universal Design for Learning and Assessment
Chapter Sixteen: Assessment of Reading and Writing
Chapter Seventeen: Assessing Mathematics
Chapter Eighteen: Assessing the Classroom Environment
Chapter Nineteen: Assessing Transition
References
Index