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Basic Protocol for Testing:
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Cognitive functioning/IQ (e.g., Bayley Scales of Infant Development
- 2nd Edition, Wechsler Preschool and Primary Scales of Intelligence
- Revised, Stanford Binet, Differential Ability Scales, etc.)
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Language development (e.g., One Word Expressive Vocabulary
Test, One Word Receptive Vocabulary Test, Sequenced Inventory of Communication
Development, Peabody Picture Vocabulary test - Revised, Preschool
Scales of Language Development - 3rd Edition, etc.)
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Adaptive skills (e.g., Vineland, Developmental Profile II,
etc.)
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Children ready for placement in general education settings
such as kindergarten and first grade also begin to participate in
achievement test batteries in reading, language, math, etc., at that
time.
Why Yearly Standardized Testing?
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Provide objective information regarding the degree of benefit
from intensive behavioral treatment to all interested parties, including
school and Regional Center personnel
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Assist in making adjustments to the child's program
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Help identify the kind of school placement (i.e., general
education classroom, Special Day Class, etc.) where the child will
learn best
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