Describe the possible outcomes after screening is conducted
What will be an ideal response?
After screening is conducted, there are several possible outcomes. One outcome is that the screening indicates no need for further evaluation. Another possible outcome indicates that further evaluation is warranted. The third outcome indicates the need for rescreening, where the instrument, assessment, or developmental considerations create the need to reexamine original screening results.
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a. ?Stage 1—infancy: competency versus inferiority b. ?Stage 2—toddler: autonomy versus shame and doubt c. ?Stage 3—childhood: good versus evil d. ?Stage 4—school-age: trust versus mistrust
Jessica read the following from her text: "Bobby bought a new boot," instead of "Bobby bought a new boat." How can her error can be classified?
a. visual b. meaning c. structure d. auditory
Themes associated with self-determination include all of the following EXCEPT:
A. goal setting B. problem solving C. decision making D. self-advocacy E. all are themes
Programs that have met a set of criteria for high quality as determined by a professional organization are referred to as
a. licensed. b. accredited. c. standardized. d. exemplary.