The text offers many suggestions on how to work with families to promote employability for individuals with disabilities postgraduation. Describe how you might use some of these strategies when working with families.
What will be an ideal response?
Answers should include one of the following areas: help youth build work skills through home-based activities, help youth build soft skills that lead to success in employment, and help youth explore attainable job options within the fields they find interesting.
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Infant developmental tests do a good job of identifying infants and toddlers with mild and moderate delays but are not as effective in identifying infants and toddlers with severe to profound delays
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
When using the independent-samples t-test or the Mann–Whitney U test the null hypothesis depicts which of the following outcome?
a. That the difference between the two sampled populations is equal to zero. b. The standard deviations of the two sampled populations are equal. c. That the difference between the two sampled populations is not equal to zero. d. The variances of the sampled populations are not equal.
Which role in assessment is described when the person involved uses self-reflection to bridge the gap between what they know and understand and what they can know and understand?
A. principal's role B. school's role C. student's role D. teacher's role
Some people believe that middle school students are not successful on standardized tests
a. because of flaws in the middle school education concept (i.e., advisor-advisee programs, exploratory programs, and positive school climates) rather than flaws in the testing program. b due to the emphasis on authentic assessments which do not require sufficient rigor for students to learn. c. because the elementary schools did not prepare them for the middle school, especially elementary schools that emphasize content learning. d. due to their general lack of basic skills they should have learned in earlier grades.