Presented by: Flangan Dr. Dawn Flanagan discusses a few studies on the “diagnostic accuracy” of the PSW method. A review of these studies led some to conclude that the diagnostic accuracy of PSW is no better than a coin flip. Others have reviewed the same studies and concluded that they...
Presented by: Conway and Kovacs In this webinar Drs. Conway and Kovacs provide an overview of two distinct theoretical perspectives on human intelligence; general ability theory and process overlap theory (Kovacs & Conway, 2016). We will then demonstrate how these different perspectives inform the interpretation of cognitive test scores, and...
Presented by: Zinkiewicz Dr. Craig Zinkiewicz dives right into the practical application of cross-battery assessment through several Specific Learning Disability (SLD) case studies; actual students, actual data, and actual decision making. Regardless of your theoretical framework, current district’s model for SLD identification, or experience with ‘patterns of strengths and weaknesses’,...
Presented by: Shanock School psychologists and SLPs often do evaluations in isolation of one another, despite the fact that many of the assessments are alike. Procedures on how to perform a collaborative SP/SLP assessment and how it can assist in data collection, collaborative interpretation, and intervention development will be reviewed....
Presented by: Chermie This presentation will present a case for a student with a Specific Learning Disability. Steps in the process of case conceptualization, selection of instruments, interpretation of results and conclusions (with a sample write-up) will be presented. The case study will follow the Dual Discrepancy/Consistency (DD/C) method using...
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Comprehensive Assessment for Intervention (CAI) is an approved sponsor through the American Psychological Association (APA) to offer continuing education for psychologists. CAI maintains responsibility for all programming and content. Continuing education units earned from this program are accepted by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences for LEPs and by the National Association of School Psychologists for NCSPs.
