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Hi everyone, It's Sunday and I've got another assessment-focused video for you. Last week, we discussed the Expressive One Word Picture Vocabulary Test, Spanish-Bilingual, 4th Edition or the EOW PVT SB4 (click to watch) Watch it here: OWLS2 Assessment If you remember the original OWLS? Maybe it's just some of us that have been doing this for awhile, but I do and I think I want to forget it! The original was clunky and it seems like OWLS2 was developed taking into consideration the problems with the first. I like the fact this is a clear protocol and relatively easy to score. There is a little confusion about how to work back to get a basel if your student struggles at the items are their chronological age. I like the OWLS2 because it's quicker than the CELF because wow that can take so long and then there's some CELF subtests (like recalling sentences) that feel pointless. One thing I didn't share is the writing part of the OWLS2. Do you assess writing on your students? Personally, it would be a rare student that I would be looking at their writing in schools. I leave that to the classroom teacher and the OT. However, if I want to build a case they need support in that area, then I would want to assess those skills. Here's the video link: OWLS2 Assessment. Have a great week ahead!! Thank you, Sarah 💝 |
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