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Parent and Teacher Ratings of Communication Among Children With Severe Disabilities and Visual Impairment/Blindness
Communication Disorders Quarterly (2012)
  • Paul Cascella, San Jose State University
  • Ellen Trief, City University of New York
  • Susan M Bruce, Boston College
Abstract

Three trends emerged from independent parent and teacher ratings of receptive communication and expressive forms and functions among students with severe disabilities and visual impairment/blindness. Parents had higher ratings than teachers, receptive communication was rated the highest, and no skills occurred often. Implications are discussed for ecologically sensitive communication scales.

Keywords
  • communication assessment,
  • blind-low vision,
  • cognitive impairment
Publication Date
August, 2012
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Citation Information
Paul Cascella, Ellen Trief and Susan M Bruce. "Parent and Teacher Ratings of Communication Among Children With Severe Disabilities and Visual Impairment/Blindness" Communication Disorders Quarterly Vol. 33 Iss. 4 (2012)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/paul_cascella/6/