Teacher Assessment
of Student Performance in
Alternative and Correctional Education Facilities
Richard Ashcroft, Ph.D.
California State University, San Bernardino
Teachers will explore the question "What specific assessment and
instructional strategies will result in increased performance and more
acceptable behaviors for students with different disabilities in alternative
education settings?" Teachers will be able to:
Discuss the Levels of Interpersonal Skills model for assessing
and planning effective instructional and behavioral interventions
Analyze the level of complexity at which an individual typically
functions
Plan activities and strategies to support the individual in moving
into more complex activity levels
Explain how communicative disorders affects both learning and behavior
and strategies to assess and intervene with expressive and receptive
language delays.
Select appropriate modifications in the assessment process to maximize
learning and minimize frustration
Select appropriate interventions to maximize effectiveness of instructional
process.