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9780205306121

Assessment of Exceptional Students: Educational and Psychological Procedures

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    9780205306121

  • ISBN10:

    0205306128

  • Edition: 5th
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1999-09-01
  • Publisher: Pearson College Div
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Assessment of Exceptional Students, Fifth Edition, offers a practical approach that emphasizes how both informal and formal procedures fit into the overall assessment process. Retaining the major features of previous editions, this text details historical, legal, and philosophical issues as well as current concerns in the field. It provides up-to-date coverage of assessment instruments, techniques, and procedures that are used with special education students, and reviews observation, criterion-referenced testing, curriculum-based and portfolio assessment, and other alternative procedures. In addition to covering the areas of ability assessment, achievement testing, early childhood assessment, and vocational assessment, the text also provides readers with a complete chapter on case studies that examine the instruments and techniques for students with both mild and severe disabilities.

Table of Contents

Preface ix
PART ONE Introduction to Assessment: Issues and Concerns 1(62)
Assessment: Historical, Philosophical, and Legal Considerations
3(20)
Historical Events and Philosophical Movements
4(7)
Relevant Assessment Litigation
11(2)
Relevant Legislation
13(8)
Summary
21(2)
The Assessment Process: A Proposed Model
23(24)
Why Assess?
23(7)
How Is the Process Initiated?
30(2)
What Procedures Should Be Used?
32(9)
Who Should Assess?
41(1)
When Should Assessment Be Conducted?
42(2)
What Should Be Done with the Results?
44(1)
An Assessment Model
44(2)
Summary
46(1)
Practical Considerations
47(16)
Factors Affecting Test Results
47(14)
Summary
61(2)
PART TWO Informal Procedures: Basic Tools for Teachers 63(92)
Observational Assessment
65(25)
Student Observation---Informal Systems
66(12)
Student Observation---Formal Systems
78(1)
Observation of the Instructional Environment
79(2)
Functional Behavior Assessment
81(6)
Summary Matrix
87(3)
Criterion-Referenced Testing and Error Analysis
90(24)
Criterion-Referenced Tests
90(10)
What to Teach versus How to Teach
100(13)
Summary Matrix
113(1)
Curriculum-Based Assessment
114(17)
Criterion-Referenced CBA
115(5)
Curriculum-Based Measurement
120(8)
CR-CBA and CBM: An Integrated Model
128(2)
Summary Matrix
130(1)
Portfolio Assessment and Other Alternative Procedures
131(24)
High-Stakes Assessment
132(2)
Performance Assessment
134(3)
Authentic Assessment
137(1)
Portfolio Assessment
138(8)
Development of a Portfolio: An Example
146(6)
Advantages and Disadvantages of Portfolio Assessment
152(2)
Summary Matrix
154(1)
PART THREE Assessment of Abilities 155(112)
Assessment of Intelligence
157(24)
Alternatives to Traditional Tests
158(2)
Intelligence Tests: General Purpose and Description
160(17)
Additional Instruments
177(3)
Summary Matrix
180(1)
Assessment of Adaptive Behavior
181(25)
Adaptive Behavior Instruments
183(19)
Additional Adaptive Behavior Instruments
202(3)
Summary Matrix
205(1)
Assessment of Behavior and Emotional Status
206(36)
Behavior-Rating Scales
207(1)
Classroom and Home Behavior Instruments
208(11)
Additional Classroom/Home Behavior Instruments
219(4)
Social Skills Instruments
223(3)
ADHD Instruments
226(2)
Autism Instruments
228(2)
Measurement of Emotional Status
230(7)
Inventories and Questionnaires
237(4)
Summary Matrix
241(1)
Assessment of Oral Language
242(25)
Informal Assessment of Language Skills
244(3)
Formal Language Tests
247(14)
Tests for Speech and Language Clinicians
261(4)
Summary Matrix
265(2)
PART FOUR Assessment of Achievement 267(114)
Assessment of General Achievement
269(41)
Norm-Referenced Tests (Group-Administered)
270(3)
Norm-Referenced Tests (Individually Administered)
273(23)
Additional Individually Administered Tests
296(2)
Criterion-Referenced Instruments
298(10)
Summary Matrix
308(2)
Assessment of Reading
310(26)
Reading Assessment
312(1)
Informal Assessment Procedures
312(6)
Diagnostic Reading Tests
318(12)
Other Diagnostic Reading Tests
330(2)
Oral Reading Tests
332(2)
Summary Matrix
334(2)
Assessment of Mathematics
336(22)
Diagnostic Mathematics Tests
337(8)
Criterion-Referenced Mathematics Instruments
345(8)
Informal Assessment
353(4)
Summary Matrix
357(1)
Assessment of Written Expression
358(23)
Written Expression and Language Tests
361(8)
Additional Written Language Instruments
369(2)
Diagnostic Spelling Tests
371(4)
Informal Assessment
375(4)
Summary Matrix
379(2)
PART FIVE Special Assessment Considerations 381(110)
Comprehensive Assessment Systems
383(31)
Cognitive/Achievement Systems
384(17)
Behavioral Assessment Systems
401(12)
Summary Matrix
413(1)
Early Childhood Assessment
414(44)
Team Assessment: A Collaborative Effort
417(2)
Play Assessment
419(2)
Screening Instruments
421(13)
Additional Screening Tests
434(1)
Developmental Tests (Norm-Referenced)
435(7)
Readiness and Preacademic Instruments
442(3)
Developmental Tests (Criterion-Referenced)
445(11)
Summary Matrix
456(2)
Vocational/Transitional Assessment
458(33)
Stephen B. Richards
Ronald L. Taylor
Support for Transition Services
459(2)
Guidelines for Establishing Transition Services: Importance of Vocational Assessment
461(4)
Informal Procedures
465(18)
Interest and Aptitude Instruments
483(6)
Summary Matrix
489(2)
PART SIX Examples 491(16)
Examples: Putting It All Together
493(14)
Case Study: Frank, a Student with Mild Disabilities
493(9)
Case Study: James, a Student with Severe Disabilities
502(4)
Summary
506(1)
Appendix A: Process Instruments (Instruments Used for Measuring Processing Skills) 507(5)
Appendix B: Instruments for Measuring Traumatic Brain Injury 512(3)
Appendix C: Definition and Assessment Profiles for Selected Categories 515(4)
Appendix D: Functional Behavior Assessment Form 519(5)
Appendix E: Cognitive Measures for Special Populations 524(4)
References 528(32)
Author Index 560(9)
Subject Index 569(7)
Test Index 576

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