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what is MI access?
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an alternative to the MEAP
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what test is currently being used for MI access?
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the brigance COmprehensive inventory of basic skills
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why was the brigance COmprehensive inventory of basic skills selected for MI access?
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becuase they have been altered to for MI use until the alternatve phase 2 test is created
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a wechsler subtest asks student to ID fi a target symbol appears in several search groups. teh studnet has 2 mins to see how many they can ID. this would be a meauser of:
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processing speed
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which is most celsely related to cultural experience?
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crystallized ability
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what is not a principle of developmetnal assessmnt?
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all children follow a predicitable sequence as tehy develop
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teh beery-VMI test requires what abilityes?
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find motor, visula perception, visual motor integration
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what doest eh PPVT measure?
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receptive lanuage
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when the child goes from saying momming coming to mommy is coming home and will play is an exampole of what?
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semantics
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what is the first developmental test most americans undergo?
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APGAR
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what are indrect methods of behaviora assessment?
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self report, interview and connor's scale
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how do the methods of the assessment of adaptive behavior differ from those in the assessment of intelligence?
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iq tests mesaure how they perforemd at the specific time, while adaptive behavior tets how they typeicall perform and answers may vary depending on the test adminstrator
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what is self esteem?
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the personal evaluation of ones self
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what is self conecpt
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deals with the vinidiual's beliefs and values
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why is adpative behviaro assessed?
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to detmerine eligibniilyt and placement
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what are the three requirements for CI
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acaemic performance, adpative behavior and intelligence and iq
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what is examined for functional intelligence?
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adaptive behavior and IQ
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how is crystallized inteliignce measured?
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inductive reasoning
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what is assessment?
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using data from measurement and testing to make decitions
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what is testing?
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getting the data to assess
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what is screening?
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it's done to determine the presence of a specific behavior or problem
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what is assessment?
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the decision made based ont he testing done
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what is a norm refrerenced test?
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comare individuals to a norm
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what is a CRT
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critera referenced tests are based on curriciulm
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what's a devempmental score?
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based on the sequence of developmental activities
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what is a standard's refreesent test?
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a CRT
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what is the dtandard deviation?
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it's used to show the results in comparioun to the average, shows the level of variance btween the results of test scores
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what is the purpose of the median score?
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it exluced the high or low socres
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what is the standard error of measurement?
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it is the % found that determins the accuracy of variability that owuld exist if the test was retaken
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what is the test reliabliity?
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if the test was taking again the child would get the same score
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how are vailitdy and reliability related to fairnes?
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a test must be both vaild an dreliable in order to be fair. if a test is both, it does not have to be fair
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how has reification affected our understanding of binet's originoal concept of intelligence?
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we tried to turn it into a tangible thing, before it was used to determine if they needed help, not their IQ
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why are age and grade equivalency scores not developmental scores?
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they show the grade level at which 50% of studnets scored at that level, it doesn't mean they need to be taught at that grade level.
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what are the six levels of bloom's taxonomy?
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knowledge
compherhension application analysis synthesis evaluation |
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what is the most widespread area of acedemic disoreders? least?
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reading
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define reading
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the self directed process of extracting the meaning from written or printed symbos
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what are the two areas of readin ghta tare assessed?
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mechanics
comphrehension |
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what are the2 areas of reading mechanics?
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phonics
fluencey |
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what are the 5 areas of comprehension assessment?
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facual organizaional, inferenatial, evaluatoin, analysis
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what is the cloze proceudre
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leaving blanks in senetences and having studnets finll in the blank
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what are 4 types of math difficulties?
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computational
operational reasoning applications |
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when decipering error patters what two basic questions should be asked?
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waht question is the student answering
what operations is the child acutally performing |
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what two roles does smith place the writer in?
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author and secretary
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what are some characterisitcs of poor writers?
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transcription (spelling, handwriting, punctioation)
impwerverished language developemtn limitations on working memory |
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what basic skills do poor writers lack?
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splling, handwriting, working memory, fluency
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how do CBA and CBM differ?
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Curriculum-based measurement (CBM) is used to describe a form of alternative assessment usually associated with special education
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what's the difference between carreer and vocational assessment?
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career is broader and voacationl is more sepcific
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what is the brigance essenal skills test used for?
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it's the red book used for high school transtiion
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what is the holland theory?
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people are most satisfied and successful when their careers match their personalitites
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what are the4 stages of career education?
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awareness
exploration preparation placement |
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at what age are transtioin services required?
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14
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what are three things inclued in career assessment?
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oscial behaviors, funactional acadmics, daily living skills
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what is an iri?
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informal reading inventory allows teachers a better understanding of the child's reading abilites
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what is a CBA of written expression
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doen in class, specific areas are exampined
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