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- 2. What is Psycho-educational Assessment? •A systematic process of gathering relevant and valid information about a student’s strengths and needs and the students interactions with the environment,
- 3. What is Psycho-educational Assessment? •to understand learning and developmental concerns, and to assist with appropriate educational planning for the student, which includes placement, intervention, and accommodations.
- 4. •It involves the implementation of a set of assessment procedures, selected to address a set of referral questions.
- 5. • The intent and findings psycho- educational assessment should be communicated to parents/caregivers, and where appropriate, to the student and to those working with the student (teachers, therapist), in a language and manner that is accessible or understandable to them.
- 6. •Psychological report focuses on assessment and interpretation of educationally related psychological test and educational test, including test of intelligence and cognitive abilities, achievement test, tests of behavior and attention.
- 7. Intelligence Test • The most common use are the Wechslers Intelligence Scale • It was established by Psychological Corporation and is appropriate for ages 16-89. • The Wechsler scales yield: - Full Scale Intelligence - Verbal IQ - Performance IQ
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- 10. •Achievement test available: 1.Woodcock Johnson III Test of Achievement 2.Wide Range Achievement Test - III Educational/Achievement Test
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- 15. Components of Good Psycho-educational Assessment ❑ Relevant test procedures ❑ Assessment Resources ❑ Interpretation of results ❑ Summary and recommendations