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CHILD & FAMILY SCREENING AND ASSESSMENT TOOLS
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observational tool that measures the quality of adult-child interactions during joint book reading |
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to help parents promote emergent reading skills and enable family literacy programs to demonstrate effectiveness |
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early childhood |
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12 reading behaviors in 3 key areas |
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early childhood professionals and programs that support family literacy |
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criterion-referenced assessment and intervention planning system |
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to identify children with developmental delays and target effective interventions |
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birth–6 |
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6 major developmental areas |
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early childhood professionals with input from parents or caregivers |
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developmental screener (also available in Spanish) |
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to identify children at risk for developmental delays |
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1 month–5½ years |
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5 major developmental areas |
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parents or caregivers complete and professionals score |
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social-emotional screener (also available in Spanish) |
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to identify children at risk for social-emotional difficulties |
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3 months–5½ years |
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7 key areas of social-emotional development |
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parents or caregivers complete and professionals score |
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The Capute Scales |
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norm-referenced screening and assessment tool |
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to distinguish isolated language delays or communication disorders from more global cognitive issues |
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1–36 months |
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2 streams of cognitive development |
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clinicians with caregiver input |
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The Carolina Curriculum |
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criterion-referenced assessment and intervention program |
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to improve outcomes for children with mild to severe disabilities |
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birth–5 |
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5 developmental domains |
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interventionists who work with children with a wide range of disabilities, from mild to severe |
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developmental screener (also available in Spanish) |
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to tap into parents’ knowledge about their child’s development for screening children with language delays |
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8–18 months |
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language and communication skills |
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completed by parents or caregivers and scored by professionals |
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a norm-referenced, standardized assessment tool |
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to assess communicative behavior and symbolic development in young children at risk for communication delays |
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for children with a functional communication age of 6–24 months or children who exhibit atypical development up to 72 months |
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22 communication and symbolic rating scales grouped into 7 clusters |
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completed by caregivers and professionals trained to assess young children, and scored by professionals |
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a norm-referenced screening and evaluation tool |
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to help determine communicative delays that can often be the first sign of a developmental delay or disability |
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for children with a functional communication age of 6–24 months or chronological age of 6 months–6 years |
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7 language predictors |
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completed by caregivers and professionals trained to assess young children, and scored by professionals |
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a clinically and culturally sensitive tool |
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to compile a snapshot of a family’s strengths and vulnerabilities |
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families with children 6–24 months |
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7 health, environment, and developmental areas |
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family service providers, including paraprofessionals, with varying levels of training |
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a broad-based parent/child outcome tool |
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to track progress of high-risk, low-income parents and their children |
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families with children birth–3 years |
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parent scales that look at 5 key areas and infant scales that look at 8 key areas |
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an experienced professional familiar with the family |
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a number sense screening tool |
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to identify children at risk for math difficulties |
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Grades K–1 |
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6 areas that are key to numerical competency |
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a teacher, learning specialist, or school psychologist |
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a checklist of 29 observable developmentally supportive parenting behaviors |
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to assess and reinforce positive parenting behaviors that predict good child outcomes |
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parents of children ages 10–47 months |
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four domains of developmental parenting |
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family support professionals who work with parents to support their children’s development |
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a criterion-referenced, standardized test |
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to assess the skills children recovering from brain injury need to return to school |
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6–16 years |
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11 cognitive areas |
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speech-language pathologists or other clinicians |
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a comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach to assessing and planning interventions |
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to enhance the communication and social-emotional abilities of children with autism spectrum disorders |
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preschool and elementary-school age |
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the key priority learning areas of social communication, emotional regulation, and transactional support |
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professionals and caregivers |
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SSBS-2 & HCSBS |
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two K–12 rating scales |
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to catch “red-flag” behaviors before social-emotional difficulties become roadblocks to success |
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Grades K–12 |
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social competence and antisocial behavior |
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teachers or other school personnel complete the SSBS-2; a parent or other caregiver completes the HCSBS |
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a screening and assessment tool |
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to measure temperament and atypical behavior that may be indicative of developmental delays or future behavior issues |
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11–71 months |
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atypical self-regulatory behavior |
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completed by parents and professionals, scored by professionals |
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a research-based reading assessment and intervention system |
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to assess student progress in critical reading domains and implement effective interventions |
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K–3 students receiving primary reading instruction in English |
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key literacy concepts |
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classroom teachers and reading specialists |
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a research-based linked reading assessment and intervention system |
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to assess student progress in critical reading domains and implement effective interventions |
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K–3 students receiving primary reading instruction in Spanish |
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key literacy concepts |
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classroom teachers and reading specialists |
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CLASSROOM OBSERVATION & PROGRAM REVIEW TOOLS
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observation tool |
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to improve the quality of the language and literacy environment |
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home-based childcare settings |
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key instructional and affective supports known to promote children’s learning |
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experienced early childhood professionals |
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observation tool |
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to accurately assess and improve classroom factors directly tied to student learning |
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toddler, pre-K, and K–3 programs and classrooms |
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key elements of high-quality teacher–child interactions and student learning |
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educational professionals trained in the use of CLASS |
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observation tool |
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to build better literacy programs by assessing the quality of the classroom environment and teachers’ practices |
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early childhood (pre-K) and early elementary (K–3) settings |
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5 critical areas of language and literacy development |
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educational professionals trained in the use of ELLCO |
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a standardized program assessment tool |
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to assess and plan improvements for program-wide positive behavior interventions and supports |
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early childhood settings |
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8 universal features of effective PBIS |
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an unbiased outside observer, such as a behavior consultant, inclusion coordinator, or school psychologist |
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a self-assessment process for school leadership teams |
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to evaluate implementation of schoolwide positive behavior interventions and supports |
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10 key PBIS practices |
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professionals (administrators, school psychologists, behavior specialists, classroom teachers) |
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