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List three reasons why parents and other family members are important contributors to the assessment process.

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List at least three roles that parents and professional can share in the assessment process.

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List the six themes or dimensions of collaborative partnerships.

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List three things to consider when you are working with families whose race, culture, language, and life experiences differ from your own.

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	Nonbiased assessment refers only to bias based on linguistic differences.

	True False

Match the examples (Column A) to the dimensions of collaborative partnerships (Column B) each represents. (Dimensions in Column B can be used more than once.)

Column A, Examples of Collaborative Partnerships
a. Demonstrates expertise
b. Use formal forms of assess (Mr., Mrs., Ms.)
c. Listens to the family's concerns
d. Learns about the family's cultural practices and their importance

Column B, Dimensions of Collaborative Partnerships
e. respect
f. communication
g. skills

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	Paraphrasing is often used to clarify, to ensure that information was heard and interpreted accurately, and to show interest and attention.

	True False

	"Furthering responses" refers to the professional adding information from his or her experiences to the parents' comments.

	True False

	Interviewing families in their homes is always an appropriate way to gather assessment information about a student.

	True False

Match the following questions (Column A) by type (Column B). Items in Column B may be used more than once.

Column A, Example Questions
a. How often does Mark go the library with you?
b. Can Paula make a sandwich without help?
c. What usually happens when other children in the neighborhood refuse to play with Carson?
d. What are Kevin's plans after he graduates?
e. About how long does it take for Candace to finish her homework?
f. Tell me about your hopes and dreams for Dan.

Column B, Question Types
g. Open-ended
h. Close-ended

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Study Guide Review

List three reasons why parents and other family members are important contributors to the assessment process.

List at least three roles that parents and professional can share in the assessment process.

List the six themes or dimensions of collaborative partnerships.

List three things to consider when you are working with families whose race, culture, language, and life experiences differ from your own.

Nonbiased assessment refers only to bias based on linguistic differences.

Paraphrasing is often used to clarify, to ensure that information was heard and interpreted accurately, and to show interest and attention.

"Furthering responses" refers to the professional adding information from his or her experiences to the parents' comments.

Interviewing families in their homes is always an appropriate way to gather assessment information about a student.