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    isn’t possible for “one size” to fit everyone. For this reason, we don’t rely on one person to make every educational decision, one assessment to determine the appropriate services, or one teaching strategy to reach every student. This is an important concept to remember each and every day. 2. The child must always be the center of focus. Quantitative data (assessment scores) should never be the only factor in the decision-making process. 3. Under IDEA, there are 13 categories of disabilities.…

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    What is the role of assessment in higher education? Introduction: It may have been commonly recognized that the assessment plays a central role in higher education. Over time, the mainly gatekeeping function of assessment, which is viewed as an approach to social selection has now gradually developed. High-achieving graduates might have an entry into prestigious schools or rewarding jobs, whereas low-performing graduates may probably lose competitiveness. As indicated by Messick(1991),the other…

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    Standardized Assessment

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    fit all in education. When it comes to assessing student’s educators all have their own way to assess. However, there is no one way to assess, research has found both advantages and disadvantages in standardized assessment and alternative assessment. When it comes to alternative assessment educators are looking as ways in which encourage lifelong learning where the process of…

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    Following the Krathwohl and Developmental Assessment (Griffin, 2014), I believe my current Zone of Proximal Development should be at the “Organizing” stage. At the start of the semester, I identified my ZDP the stage as “Responding”, as I was willing to passively receive information and attended all the learning environment, and while completing assessments following the formal requirements, I was not always engaged in discussion in the tutorials. Luckily, the natural of the very first…

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    Why or Why not? List the reasons that the assessment would or would not be appropriate for the child in your scenario. Do not focus only on age levels here. If the age level is or is not appropriate for your client, it may still not be appropriate for their dx or problems. Include this information in this column. The Test of Visual Perception Skills – 3rd ed. is an appropriate assessment for the client. The client needs to be evaluated in the area of visual-motor skills to determine if he has a…

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    her response and moved into the next sentence. D.B. scanned the page for the pictures to obtain a visual that would lead to a possible outcome of the text. She notices the first letter of each word and sequences the others to predict an outcome. Her self-corrections are based on memory, and her comprehension is evident. Her slow, deliberate reading appears to increase fluency and together with the visual and written text; the student was able to…

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    The Battelle Developmental Inventory is a developmental assessment for early childhood, it was first developed in 2004, but has been updated this year. It was developed, by Jean Newborg, was put together by LINC Associates INC and was published, by Riverside Publishing Company. The Developmental Inventory assessment helps measures out the following, personal and social aspects, adaptive, motor, communication, and cognitive. The have an English and Spanish version, which will help benefit…

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    Standard 6 Summary

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    Standard 6 addresses assessments. The standard states: “The teacher understands and uses multiple methods of assessment to engage learners in their own growth, to monitor learner progress, and to guide the teacher’s and learner’s decision making.” To me, we are constantly challenged in using multiple methods of assessment to engage learners in their own growth. By first identifying our student’s learning objectives and content standards we are able to align each assessment to those objectives.…

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    Learning outcome: 3 (cont’d) It is also an assessor’s responsibility to be aware of the National Occupational Standards (NOS) for the specified qualification as this also should be reflected in their assessment decisions. Although should also include the following: • Take into account that if the students are submitting an e-portfolio, there may be no provisions to add a ‘real’ signature, which will then require an agreement with your organisation to carry out the authenticity of the signature.…

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    Self-assessment fits CBE in higher social work education in the new era. First, self-assessment is appropriate for social work students as adult learners. Higher education promotes the lifelong learner/adult learner/reflective learner model and EPAS requires it as a developed professional competency…

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