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Monteiro Interview Guidelines for Diagnosing the Autism Spectrum, 2nd Edition (MIGDAS-2)
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Feifer Assessment of Mathematics (FAM™) Comprehensive Kit
Author(s) : Steven G. Feifer, DEd; Professional Manual by Steven G. Feifer, DEd, and Heddy Kovach Clark, PhD
Publisher : PAR, 2019
SKU : 990FEI
$1,320.00
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990FEI
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The Feifer Assessment of Mathematics (FAM™) is a comprehensive assessment of mathematics designed to examine the underlying neurodevelopmental processes that support the acquisition of proficient math skills. It is unique in that it helps you identify specific subtypes of dyscalculia to help inform intervention decision making.
You can choose to administer the full battery, only the subtests associated with an individual index, or only individual subtests.Examinees in prekindergarten take nine subtests, examinees in kindergarten to Grade 2 take 14 subtests, and examinees in Grade 3 to college take 18 subtests.
The FAM tells you why a student struggles in math so you can determine how to intervene.
The Feifer Assessment of Mathematics (FAM™) Comprehensive Kit includes:
- FAM Professional Manual with Fast Guide
- 10 Examiner Record Forms
- 10 Examinee Response Forms
- Stimulus Book 1
- Stimulus Book 2
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