Best Practices in School Neuropsychology 2009
DOI: 10.1002/9781118269855.ch18
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Assessing and Intervening with Visually Impaired Children and Adolescents

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“…Although they may be inaccessible to some individuals with disabilities, assessments developed for the general population, such as the Wechsler tests (Wechsler, 1991(Wechsler, , 2004(Wechsler, , 2008 are so widely researched and used that they are typically considered the "gold standard" for assessment (Dauterman & Suinn, 1966;Dial & Dial, 2010;J. C. Miller & Skillman, 2003).…”
Section: Journal Of Disability Policy Studies 25(3)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Although they may be inaccessible to some individuals with disabilities, assessments developed for the general population, such as the Wechsler tests (Wechsler, 1991(Wechsler, , 2004(Wechsler, , 2008 are so widely researched and used that they are typically considered the "gold standard" for assessment (Dauterman & Suinn, 1966;Dial & Dial, 2010;J. C. Miller & Skillman, 2003).…”
Section: Journal Of Disability Policy Studies 25(3)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…C. Miller & Skillman, 2003). Examiners may hesitate to use less well-known tests that used smaller norming samples and less rigorous standardization procedures and thus may avoid using tests that have been specifically developed for individuals with visual impairment due to psychometric limitations of such tests (Dial & Dial, 2010). As B. D. Miller (2008) discussed, even the few mainstream tests that include samples of examinees with hearing impairments include very small (e.g., n = 35) and homogeneous samples that are inadequate for true norming.…”
Section: Journal Of Disability Policy Studies 25(3)mentioning
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“…Para Garcia (2004) os processos visual, auditivo e tátil são úteis para a obtenção de informação, mas cada um trabalha de forma diferente e a compreensão da informação pode ser afetada por essas diferenças. O nível de funcionamento visual, a idade em que teve início e o nível educacional podem interagir de tal forma que a interpretação de resultados tradicionais de testes verbais de inteligência pode ser comprometida (Dial & Dial, 2010).…”
Section: Testes Padronizados Para Videntesunclassified
“…Mas, apesar dessa reconhecida importância, poucos testes dessa natureza estão disponíveis no mundo e não há consenso sobre a utilidade dos que existem (Reid, 2002). Para alguns autores, poucos esforços tem sido empreendidos na adaptação ou na contrução desse instrumental e o desenvolvimento de uma tecnologia apropriada para avaliação de pessoas com deficiência visual é um desafio (Dial & Dial, 2010;Nelson et al, 2002).…”
Section: Testes Específicos Para Deficientes Visuaisunclassified