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This document outlines a structured approach for assessing spoken language and vocabulary among students who are deaf or hard of hearing. It includes guidelines for selecting relevant vocabulary items, checklists for rating vocabulary knowledge, various intervention strategies, and resources for targeted vocabulary instruction across different grade levels from kindergarten to grade twelve. The aim is to enhance students\' vocabulary skills in line with the curriculum.

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How to fill out curriculum-based spoken language assessment

1. Gather necessary materials, including assessment forms and relevant student information.
2. Review the curriculum goals and objectives related to spoken language.
3. Set a comfortable environment for assessment that encourages natural communication.
4. Observe the student while they engage in spoken language tasks related to the curriculum.
5. Take detailed notes on the student's performance, noting strengths and areas for improvement.
6. Use a standardized rubric if available to assess the level of spoken language proficiency.
7. Compile findings and evaluate the data against curriculum standards.
8. Provide feedback to the student and discuss results with relevant stakeholders, such as teachers and parents.

Who needs curriculum-based spoken language assessment?

1. Speech-language pathologists who are assessing student needs.
2. Educators aiming to evaluate students' spoken language skills in relation to the curriculum.
3. Special education professionals who require insights into communication abilities.
4. Parents seeking understanding of their child's language development.
5. Anyone involved in developing or modifying language-based educational programs.

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What is curriculum-based spoken language assessment?

Curriculum-based spoken language assessment is a method used to evaluate students' spoken language skills in relation to the curriculum. It focuses on how well students can communicate and use language in academic settings, providing insights into their abilities in speaking, listening, and comprehension.

Who is required to file curriculum-based spoken language assessment?

Typically, educators and educational institutions that are responsible for assessing students' language skills in specific educational programs or curricula are required to file curriculum-based spoken language assessments.

How to fill out curriculum-based spoken language assessment?

To fill out the assessment, educators need to follow the provided guidelines, which generally include recording students' spoken language performances, scoring them based on established criteria, and compiling the results into a standardized format.

What is the purpose of curriculum-based spoken language assessment?

The purpose of curriculum-based spoken language assessment is to measure students' proficiency in spoken language as it pertains to the curriculum, to identify areas where they may need support, and to inform instruction and intervention strategies.

What information must be reported on curriculum-based spoken language assessment?

The assessment typically requires reporting on students' performance levels, specific skills assessed, observations made during the evaluation, and any recommendations for further support or instruction.