10/3/13 ComD

  1. milestones
    • sound system becomes more complex
    • language form becomes more complex
    • lexicon increases 
    • decontextualized languages
    • conversational management
    • narrative
    • print awareness
    • phonological awareness     
    • you have about 10,000 words by 6 years old
  2. phonological awareness
    • how words are made up    
    • segment sounds    
    • sound out
  3. school age accomplishments
    • learn alphabetic principle
    • vocab jump associated with reading
    • reading and writing take us out of the here and now
    • reading comprehension and writing demand social cognition
    • literacy and college
  4. cultural differences
    • if you impose barriers, it can affect language and literacy learning
    • kids from diverse backgrounds have different expectations of conversation
  5. what is assessment?
    • finding out where someone is functioning at a point in time
    • data gathering
    • analyzing and synthesizing data
    • hypothesizing
  6. why are assessments scary?
    • they matter
    • they are limited
  7. what do i need to do a good assessment?
    • observe
    • listen
    • ask the right questions the right way
    • interact with people
    • be flexible
    • be efficient
    • be prepared to be clear and to counsel
    • deal with the grieving process
  8. purposes of assessment
    • identify skills a person does and does not have in an area of communication
    • identify typical from disorder
    • guide the design for intervention for enhancing a person's communicative skills    
    • to monitor growth    
    • to qualify for special services
  9. scope and sequence of assessment for social communication
    • screening and referral
    • do we need to look further
  10. designing and administering assessment protocol
    • identify area of concern
    • prior evaluations
    • decide what kind of data to gather     
    • -history     
    • -interview     
    • -questionnaire     
    • -systematic observation
    • collect and organize data
  11. formal commercial tests probe...
    communication behaviors
  12. formal commercial tests separate ____ from ____
    typical from non typical patterns
  13. formal commercial tests give a score that compares performance with...
    other children in the same age group
  14. formal commercial tests are standardized which means...
    must be identical each time
  15. in formal commercial tests, you must use...
    an appropriate comparison group
  16. standardized norm referenced tests separate typical from non typical if they are...
    • reliable (consistent)    
    • valid (measures what it is supposed to)
    • administered as directed
    • used with an appropriate comparison group
  17. standardized norm referenced tests don't measure...
    progress
  18. ____ are only one piece of the puzzle
    standardized norm referenced tests
  19. you gather all kinds of information in assessment findings
    • history          
    • interview    
    • survey? questionnaire?    
    • interaction with variety of tasks    
    • interaction in "real" communication
  20. in assessments, you need to evaluate _____ as appropriate
    physical system
  21. interpreting assessment findings
    • you gather all kinds of information
    • evaluate physical system as appropriate
    • formal testing measures
    • checklists of behaviors
    • other sources     
    • -dynamic assessment
    • put together a bigger picture
    • capture social communication at that stage of client's life
Author
bamasi
ID
239509
Card Set
10/3/13 ComD
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comd
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