Have you ever wondered how to write up results in an assessment report? This resource provides examples of real results of functional and norm-referenced tests given to students who are deaf and hard
...of hearing. This 21-page resource has examples you can use as a template, or even cut/paste into your own reports and change the data as appropriate. While it cannot be inclusive of ALL tests that may potentially given to students with hearing loss, there is a wide variety of great examples for many tests!
Informational handout provides a summary of access considerations, expanded core curriculum, assessments and providing skill building, support, and modified instruction as needed.
Standardized tests alone can miss vital language deficits in students who are DHH. This article uses current research to propose a common procedure for using language samples to assess and inform the
...teaching of language for students with hearing loss.
This information describes the ways in which collaboration, consultation, and teamwork are essential skills for promoting students’ success. It includes factors that support collaboration, how to inf
...nfluence others to make changes, how to be an effective team member, etc.
The
CHILD, Children's Home Inventory for Listening Difficulties, is a 15 question
checklist describing listening situations in the home and community. This
bundle includes the fillable ve
...rsion of the CHILD for families to complete
and the version of the CHILD for students, age 8+, to complete. Also includes
an introduction to use of the CHILD.
This information describes how to effectively plan for the multiple transitions that students who are deaf or hard of hearing experience. It includes the transition process, challenges, and proactive
...actions to support successful student transition.
This information discusses how to make inclusion work for students who are deaf or hard of hearing. It includes potential resistance by classroom teachers, promoting change in others, and preparing fo
...r an orientation inservice to the principal, teachers, and classmates.
This information addresses assessment issues, purposes, challenges and preparing students who are deaf or hard of hearing to study and successfully take tests. It includes information on the purposes
...and types of assessment and progress monitoring, commonly used tools and procedures, teaching study and test-taking skills, and how to make adjustments for grading.
Gibson's Identity Model is explained in three stages. Students are asked to rate each of the statements about their hearing loss, feelings about fitting in, and how they self-identify. Fillable form.
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