The Assessment, Evaluation, and Programming System (AEPS) Test allows you to gather assessment data for one child or a group of children in home- or center-based settings. The tests for both age levels are divided into six developmental areas-fine motor, gross motor, cognitive, adaptive, social-communication, and social. Each area is subdivided into a progression of skills:
While children and their caregivers engage in everyday activities, you assess each developmental area using the AEPS data recording forms. Each item is scored with a 0 (does not pass), 1 (inconsistent performance), or 2 (passes consistently). To supplement and clarify these scores, you choose from five qualifying notes and use the blank space provided for more specific comments. With this multipart scoring process-and the input caregivers add with the revised Family Report-the AEPS Test lets you pinpoint what children can do, identify areas that need attention, and use that information as a starting point to develop individualized IFSP/IEP goals and objectives. Age Focus: 0-6. Spiral, 304 pgs. Also available: Assessment, Evaluation, and Programming System for Infants and Children (AEPS) Administration Guide, Second Edition: Volume 1.
The Assessment, Evaluation, and Programming System (AEPS) Test allows you to gather assessment data for one child or a group of children in home- or center-based settings. The tests for both age levels are divided into six developmental areas-fine motor, gross motor, cognitive, adaptive, social-communication, and social. Age Focus: 0-6. Spiral, 304 pgs. Also available: Assessment, Evaluation, and Programming System for Infants and Children (AEPS) Administration Guide, Second Edition: Volume 1.