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020 _a9780132613262
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050 _aLC 4031 .P483 2012
100 _aPierangelo, Roger
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245 0 _aAssessment in special education :
_ba practical approach /
_cRoger Pierangelo and George A. Giuliani
250 _aFOURTH EDITION
260 _aUpper Saddle River, New Jersey :
_bPearson Education,
_cc2012
300 _axiii, 364 pages ;
_c24 cm.
504 _aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 _aPart 1. Foundational concepts in assessment in special education -- 1.Introduction to assessment -- 2. Methods of assessment and testing considerations -- 3. Basic statistical concepts -- 4. Validity and reliability -- 5. Scoring terminology used in assessment -- Part 2. The special education process -- 6. Response to intervention -- 7. The child study team and prereferral strategies -- 8. The multidisciplinary team and parental participation in the assessment process -- 9. Assessment of academic achievement -- 10. Assessment of intelligence -- 11.Assessment of behavior -- 12. Assessment of perceptual abilities -- 13. Assessment of speech and language -- 14. early childhood assessment -- 15. Other areas of assessment -- 16. Determining whether a disability exists -- 17. Writing a comprehensive report in special education -- 18.Eligibility procedures for special education services -- 19. Development of the IEP.
520 _aUnique in its perspective, the fourth edition of Assessment in Special Education covers assessments for every disability type while examining each stage of the assessment process. Unlike other books, it is organized chronologically and moves sequentially through response to intervention, to prereferral strategies, to assessments, to report writing, to development of the IEP. Chapters discuss the most current and reliable assessment measures used in schools to determine all areas of special need from infancy, to school-age and into adulthood. This edition addresses current topics such as IDEIA, curriculum-based assessment, curriculum-based measurement, functional behavior assessments and behavioral intervention plans. Early chapters are devoted to foundational concepts, while later chapters tackle practical topics such as interpretation, diagnosis, report writing, recommendations, parent involvement and eligibility.
650 _aSPECIAL EDUCATION
700 _aGiuliani, George A.
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