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The PEPR is another tool that can help assessment for students such as the one you describe. It is very similar to ABLLS but comes with all the resources needed to administer test. If you see the training coming up its worth doing as you used to get the kit afterwards for the school, not sure if thats still true. The Edmark reading programme is also excellent for students with visual strengths.
You have clearly thought through how you are going to capture the voices of all. well done Daphne. Fiona
I’m a big fan of the student voice but think it’s crucial for students with SEN in post primary who may often feel lost in the system. They need the adult who can advocate for them and we only truly to this if we know their thoughts and wishes. Fiona
Starting out in SET building relationships is your priority and the My Thoughts about School is a good way to let students know that you are interested in them as a full person. Fiona
Yes Blaithin I agree the PEPR is an excellent assessment for young autistic children. The fact that it comes with such a comprehensive kit is a real benefit.
Love that their lack of confidence or ability in typing or spelling or writing didn’t stop them completing the activity. Real inclusion!
