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Tier 1 - Beginner: An introduction to special education tools
Our workshops
Refresh your knowledge in special education topics
We’ve created introductory on-demand webinars to help special educators identify and screen a learner who is struggling in the classroom.
Presented by our Pearson consultant psychologist Stewart D’Silva, our webinars will give you an introduction into special education tools and how to screen your learners.
Our courses are tiered from beginner to mastery, helping you build your experience and confidence as you teach.
Tier 1 - Beginner: An introduction to special education tools
Tier 2 - Competent: Learn about basic administration, scoring and interpretation guidelines of two of our most popular special education tools
Tier 3 - Proficient: Learn how to identify and assess a student’s cognitive ability, academic achievement, cognitive skills and social-emotional learning
Tier 4 – Mastery: Become an expert and learn how to administer, scoring, analyse results and monitor a student’s progress using the WIAT-III.
Pearson Clinical user levels explained
What is a user-level?
When you register with Pearson Clinical Assessment, you will be assigned an individual user-level. Your user-level is based on your profession and qualifications and is assigned to you upon submission of your registration. This determines what assessments you can order from Pearson Clinical Assessment.
A = No qualifications necessary
T = Teacher
B = Special Educator/Allied Health*
* Please note postgraduate training in advanced statistics, research methods and psychometric assessment use
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Stewart D’Silva Stewart D'Silva is the Consultant Psychologist managing the Social-Emotional Learning and Special Education portfolio used by teachers, special educators and clinicians across Australia and New Zealand. In addition, he works closely with teachers, special educators and leadership teams in schools across Australia and NZ to learn more about:
Stewart is a registered psychologist in Australia and New Zealand and has years of experience in assessment and counselling work in primary, secondary, and tertiary education and private practice. |