Exam 13: Interpreting Assessment for Educational Intervention

Interpretations of cognitive measures that reveal similarities and differences between specific areas of functioning are known as which of the following?

A student who has a communication problem that is affecting her or his relationships with peers and her or his ability to progress in school may have a ___.

Before a decision is made that involves educational or intellectual ability, screening for ___ should be completed.

Which tests are typically administered to assess for the possibility of learning disabilities?

Discuss the guidelines that IDEA provides for how assessment data are to be presented and used in the psychoeducational process.

A ___ is a behavioral measure that indicates how students in a class view each other.

A student who has impulsive behavior, acts out, has difficulty completing schoolwork, exhibits too much activity when observed, and whose parents and teachers rate as having these types of behavioral problems may be found to have ___.

This is a method of analyzing a student's strengths in relation to her or his weaknesses to determine a pattern of functioning that may be influencing the student's educational performance.