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The course is designed for teachers to expand their knowledge of assessment with regards to the special needs classroom. Students will be able to identify and evaluate the appropriateness of various assessment formats.

$225.00 per 180 days
Course Access

90 Days

Modules

3

Students

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Certification

Short Course Description

Location: Virtual

Length: 45 Clock hours | 4.5 CEUs

Dates: Self-paced instructor Facilicated

Description: The course is designed for teachers to expand their knowledge of assessment with regards to the special needs classroom or inclusive classroom. Students will be able to identify and evaluate the appropriateness of various assessment formats.

Objective: The course objective is for teachers to expand their knowledge of assessment with regards to the special needs classroom or inclusive classroom. Students will be able to identify and evaluate the appropriateness of various assessment formats.

Learning Outcomes: Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to demonstrate competence in effective listening and communication skills; apply knowledge of teaching as a reflective process; understand the make-up of standardized tests commonly used to determine eligibility for special education; apply knowledge to assess their students' skills and abilities; and guide teachers on how to use assessment to go beyond predictions about students and their abilities.

Instruction: Methods of instruction include practical exercises, learner presentations, lecture, and classroom exercises. General course topics include assessment in social and educational contexts and decision-making in schools; laws, ethical codes, and standards; test scores and how to use them; reliability and validity and cultural and linguistic considerations; test adaptations and accommodations and teacher-made tests of achievement; assessing behavior and monitoring student progress; managing assessment in RTI and MTSS; test evaluation and multi-skill devices; diagnostic measures for reading and math; measures of written language and intelligence; using measures of social and emotional behavior and making instructional decisions; making eligibility decisions and accountability programs; and collaborative team decision-making.

Methods of Assessment: Methods of assessment include quizzes and presentations, with a minimum passing score of 70 percent.

Instructor(s)

Dr. Sara Hoefler
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Instructor: Dr. Sara Hoefler currently engages in private practice for child and adolescent behavior, parent coaching, and life skills coaching. With 25 years of experience in the field, she is an expert in special education. Her years as a principal of a K-12 school serving exclusively special needs students has given her expertise and insight into how to best work with parents to find the most appropriate options for their children socially, academically, and developmentally. She holds current certifications in education (K-12) and brings hands-on experience. Dr. Hoefler also co-authored and organized training events in Special Education meditations for teachers, mediators, and lawyers through the Alternative Dispute Resolution Academy.

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407-298-3751
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