3 edition of Callier-Azusa scale found in the catalog.
Callier-Azusa scale
Robert D. Stillman
Published
1985
by University of Texas at Dallas, Callier Center for Communication Disorders in Dallas, Tex
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Written in
Edition Notes
| Other titles | Scales for the assessment of communicative abilities., Callier-Azusa scale., Callier-Azusa scale. |
| Statement | Robert Stillman, Christy Battle. |
| Contributions | Battle, Christy Williams, 1950-, Callier Center for Communication Disorders. |
| The Physical Object | |
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| Pagination | iv, 44, [2] leaves ; |
| Number of Pages | 44 |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL19545709M |
The Callier-Azusa Scale is an assessment scale designed to offer the educator and clinician a comprehensive, developmentally-based framework for viewing the communicative abilities of deaf-blind and severely/profoundly handicapped persons. Its purpose is to provide assessment information relevant to planning individualized, communication-based intervention programs and to provide a means for ?id=dCM6NAAACAAJ. An illustration of an open book. Books An illustration of two cells of a film strip. Video An illustration of an audio speaker. Audio An illustration of a " floppy disk. Software An illustration of two photographs
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Described is the development of the Callier-Azusa Scale to assess abilities of low functioning deaf-blind or otherwise multiply handicapped children. Noted is the inappropriateness of most standardized assessment scales for the deaf-blind child due to his sensory impairments and generally delayed language and social development. It is explained that the scale is structured according to normal ?id=ED • Callier - Azusa Scale, OREGON Project. ICAN-Functional skills assessment of deafblind. • Case Studies and hands on work with children. • Assessment of activities of daily living, communication, social skills, academics, orientation and mobility, motor development and leisure on
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The Callier-Azusa Scale was designed specifically for students with deaf-blindness by an interdisciplinary team who had many years of experience with this population. It is also appropriate for assessing most students with severe handicaps and is especially valuable for students with visual and/or hearing impairments because of subscales Get this from a library.
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The scale is said to be predicated on the assumption that given the appropriate environment all children follow the normal development sequence and to be useful ?id=ED *Callier Azusa Scale.
ABSTRACT. Presented is the Callier-Azusa Scale designed to aid in the assessment of deaf-blind and multihandicapped children in the areas of motor development, perceptual abilities, daily living skills, language development, and socialization.
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Concept ID: Read Codes: ICD Codes: Not in scope. Powered by X-Lab. This tool allows you to search SNOMED CT and is designed for educational use only. The Callier-Azusa Scale began as an attempt to revise the original Azusa Scale. It is now, however, essentially a new instrument retaining only the original subscale areas and the basic premise that when provided appropriate educational and therapeutic opportunities, all children develop according to the same :// Get this from a library.
Callier-Azusa scale (H): scales for the assessment of communicative abilities. [Robert D Stillman; Christy Battle; Callier Center for Communication Disorders.] Callier-Azusa scale scales for the assessment of communicative abilities.
by Robert D. Stillman. Published by University of Texas at Dallas, Callier Center for Communication Disorders in Dallas, Tex. Written in English Skala Callier-Azusa (H): skala do oceny umiejętności komunikowania się osób głuchoniemych oraz osób z głęboką, złożoną niesprawnością Tytuł oryginalny: Callier-Azusa Scale (H) Autorzy: Robert D.
Stillman Christy Williams Battle Tłumacz: Monika Orkan +Callier-Azusa+(H). South Central Regional Center for Services to deaf-blind children.
Ort: Dallas A developmental scale "designed to aid in the assessment of deaf-blind and severely and profoundly handicapped children." Publication Date: Note: This test has never been reviewed for The Mental Measurements Yearbook.
No reviews are anticipated. Publisher: Callier Center for Communication Disorders: Publisher address Assessment of Deaf-Blind Children - the Callier Azusa Scale on *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Assessment of Deaf-Blind Children - the Callier Azusa Scale Informal Functional Hearing Evaluation (IFHE) Developed by Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired Outreach Programs | | W.
45th St. | In 1 library. The Callier-Azusa Scale is an assessment scale designed to offer the educator and clinician a comprehensive, developmentally-based framework for viewing the communicative abilities of deaf-blind and severely/profoundly handicapped persons.
Its purpose is to provide assessment information relevant to planning individualized, communication-based intervention programs and to provide. Description [Washington, D.C.]: Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 73 p.
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Human translations with examples: azusa, nakano azusa (1), callierazusa scale, they?re terrible!!, callierazusa :// Results typical age range, stage of development (Bayley, Callier, Insite) • Functional – Rating scales and checklists look at basic life skills: self-care, social interaction, work skills.
May give rating score, but qualitative description and environmental factors are key • Behavioral – frequency and intensity of behaviors analyzed to
