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Author Venn, John.

Title Assessing students with special needs / John J. Venn
Edition Third edition
Published Upper Saddle River, N.J. : Pearson/Merrill/Prentice Hall, [2004]
©2004

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 W'PONDS  371.9043 Ven/Asw 2004  AVAILABLE
 MELB  371.9043 Ven/Asw 2004  AVAILABLE
Description xxii, 634 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm
Contents Pt. I. The Assessment Process -- Ch. 1. Defining and Describing the Assessment of Students With Special Needs -- Ch. 2. Steps in the Assessment Process -- Ch. 3. Inclusive Assessment -- Pt. II. Assessment Concepts and Skills -- Ch. 4. Practical Measurement Concepts -- Ch. 5. Test Scores and What They Mean -- Ch. 6. Selecting and Using Assessment Instruments -- Pt. III. Assessing General Performance -- Ch. 7. Assessing Intelligence -- Ch. 8. Developmental Assessment -- Ch. 9. Assessing Perception, Learning Styles, and Motor Proficiency -- Ch. 10. Language and Bilingual Assessment -- Ch. 11. Assessing Behavior -- Ch. 12. Adaptive Behavior -- Ch. 13. Career and Vocational Assessment -- Pt. IV. Assessing Academic Achievement -- Ch. 14. Assessing Academic Achievement: Overall Performance -- Ch. 15. Assessing Reading Achievement -- Ch. 16. Assessing Mathematics Achievement -- Ch. 17. Assessing Written Expression -- Ch. 18. Portfolio Assessment
Summary "This comprehensive, yet straightforward text covers the processes and procedures for assessing students with special needs at all age levels, beginning with preschoolers and continuing into adulthood. A broad range of performance levels is also discussed, including mild, moderate, and severe disabilities, features include: strong coverage of curriculum-based assessment integrated throughout the text (emphasis in Part IV), including a discussion of portfolio assessment; a case or mini-scenario at the beginning of each chapter to help facilitate reader comprehension and understanding of core chapter content; diversity and technology issues meaningfully integrated into each chapter to make the discussion relevant to the topic at hand; and issues, content, and concepts related to specific CEC and PRAXIS standards addressed in each chapter; a listing of these standards can be found at the end of each chapter."--BOOK JACKET
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and index
Subject Children with disabilities -- Education -- United States.
Educational tests and measurements -- United States.
Children with disabilities -- Psychological testing -- United States.
Behavioral assessment of children -- United States.
LC no. 2002044494
ISBN 0131101498