Guidelines for Identification and Evaluation of Students with Learning Disabilities [electronic resource] / R. Hunt Riegel, Ed.
This document discusses legal considerations in the identification of Michigan students with learning disabilities and suggests guidelines for meeting legal requirements in a systematic and consistent manner. An introduction outlines issues and problems related to the assessment of learning disabili...
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Format: | Electronic eBook |
Language: | English |
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Summary: | This document discusses legal considerations in the identification of Michigan students with learning disabilities and suggests guidelines for meeting legal requirements in a systematic and consistent manner. An introduction outlines issues and problems related to the assessment of learning disabilities and provides a rationale for the importance of consistency in learning disability determination. Basic procedures are recommended to ensure an effective identification process in the areas of prereferral guidelines, evaluation procedures, assessment of ability level, assessment of achievement, determination of discrepancy, exclusionary factors, and 3-year re-evaluations and exit criteria. Appendixes include a discussion of the technical adequacy of evaluation instruments and an evaluation checklist as well as elaborations meant to clarify the guidelines given in the text (e.g., pre-referral elaborations, achievement elaborations, etc.). (Contains 33 references.) (JDD) |
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Item Description: | ERIC Document Number: ED363081. Availability: Michigan Association of Learning Disabilities Educators, 19638 Hardy, Livonia, MI 48152 ($7). Sponsoring Agency: Michigan State Dept. of Education, Lansing. ERIC Note: Partial funding was provided by the Livingston Education Service Agency CSPD State Initiated Project. |
Physical Description: | 71 p. |
Audience: | Administrators. Practitioners. |