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VB-MAPP (VERBAL BEHAVIOUR MILESTONES ASSESSMENT & PLACEMENT PROGRAM)

Triveni Goswami VernalRegistered Special Educator (A64010)VB-MAPP (Verbal Behaviour Milestones Assessment and Placement Program) as the name suggests is an “assessment and skills-tracking system to assess the language, learning and social skills of children with autism or other developmental disabilities” (Accessed from the website…

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Assessing Test Reliability: Key Methods and Factors

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Valuation Services: Key Considerations in Business Valuation

Explore the essential factors in business valuation services, including methods, industry standards, and market conditions. This guide will help you understand how to assess the true worth of a business, ensuring informed decisions for mergers, acquisitions, or financial planning.

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t GDGS School, we believe in going beyond conventional assessments to nurture the holistic growth of our students. Join us as we explore our diverse assessment techniques, formative evaluations, and emphasis on practical application of knowledge. Discover how our approach fosters critical thinking, creativity, and social-emotional development among our students.

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CANDIDATE ASSESSMENT METHODS FOR MODERN RECRUITERS: INTEGRITY TESTS An integrity test, which has its root in personality test, is a customized test used for evaluation of an applicant’s tendency to be honest, trustworthy, and dependable. Counterproductive behaviors as disciplinary problems, sabotage, theft and absenteeism can be considered as indications of the lack of integrity. CONSIDERATIONS: 📌 Validity: Integrity tests have been proven to be valid predictors of overall job performance as well as many counterproductive behaviors such as absenteeism, theft or violence tendency; It is advisable to combine integrity tests with cognitive ability tests to increase the accuracy of the prediction of overall job performance (i.e., high degree of incremental validity). 📌 Applicant Reactions: Integrity test may contain items that do not appear to be job related or seem to be a violation of applicants’ private thoughts and feelings. Therefore, it is not surprising that some applicants may have negative reaction as they consider integrity test unnecessarily invasive. However, strong negative reactions have been found to be rare. 📌 Administration Method: Can be administered manually with pencil or electronically (e.g: video conference, video call). 📌 Subgroup Differences: There are very few, if any, average score differences found between men and women or applicants of different races or ethnicities. Both overt and personality-based integrity test scores seem to be correlated with age indicating younger 27 individuals have the potential to be more counterproductive employees, possibly due to the fact that the youth often gravitate towards drug experimentation and other social delinquency. 📌 Development Costs: Developmental cost is typically higher than the cost of purchasing an integrity test. 📌 Administration Costs: Generally inexpensive, require very few resources for administration. Skilled administrators are rarely necessary. 📌 Utility/ROI: High return on investment in workplaces where counterproductive behaviors (e.g., theft of valuable property or sensitive information, absenteeism) can cause major disturbance and disruption to organizational functioning. 📌 Common Uses: Commonly used to measure applicants have the potential to be successful in jobs where performance requires a high level of honesty and dependability; Frequently administered to large groups of applicants as a screen-out measure. Check out other methods here at https://buff.ly/2D4f9fU. #Rakuna #Recruit #AssessmentMethods

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ABBLS-R®: THE ASSESSMENT OF BASIC LANGUAGE AND LEARNING SKILLS – REVISED

Triveni Goswami Vernal(Registered Special Educator A64010)The Assessment of Basic Language and Learning Skills – Revised (ABLLS-R®; Partington, 2006) is an “assessment tool, curriculum guide and skills-tracking system used to help guide the instruction of language and critical learner skills for children with autism or other developmental disabilities” (Accessed from the website…

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CANDIDATE ASSESSMENT METHODS FOR MODERN RECRUITERS: JOB KNOWLEDGE TESTS Job knowledge tests typically contain a series of questions designed to evaluate technical or professional expertise in a specific knowledge area of applicants. Job knowledge tests’ main purpose is to inform employer what an applicant current know and mainly used in settings where applicants must possess a body of learned information prior to being hired. Therefore, Job knowledge tests are not relevant when applicants will enter training sessions after selection in the critical knowledge areas required for the job. CONSIDERATIONS: 📌 Validity: Job Knowledge test contains knowledge areas that are quintessential of those needed to conduct the job. High scores on job knowledge tests are proven to be a significant correlate of good job performance. Customized job knowledge tests have been shown to have slightly higher validity than oft-the-shelf tests. 📌 Applicant Reactions: Candidates often deem job knowledge tests a fair assessment tool as they are specifically designed to evaluate knowledge directly applied to job performance. 📌 Administration Method: Can be administered manually with paper and pencil or electronically (e.g: video call). 📌 Subgroup Differences: Job Knowledge Tests have the tendency to illustrate larger race and ethnic group difference than other valid predictors of job performance (e.g., Cognitive ability, personality tests). 📌 Development Costs: It should be noted that job knowledge tests need frequent updates in term of test content and validation to serve the constant changes in the job. Typically job knowledge tests require greater financial resources and time to develop and cost of developing a customized test is usually more expensive than buying an oft-the-shelf job knowledge test. 📌 Administration Costs: Generally inexpensive and require few resources for administration. 📌 Utility/ROI: Job knowledge tests can be a good investment if you need to hire candidates who already acquire a good body of technical expertise in specific job knowledge areas. 📌 Common Uses: most suitable for jobs requiring specific job knowledge on the first day of the job (i.e., where the knowledge is needed upon entry to the position). Check out other methods here at https://buff.ly/2D4f9fU. #Rakuna #Recruit #AssessmentMethods

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CANDIDATE ASSESSMENT METHODS FOR MODERN RECRUITERS: BIOGRAPHICAL DATA TESTS Developed on the basis of behavioral consistency which states that past behavior is the best representatives for one’s behavior and future conduct, Biographical data test aims to predict overall performance for a given occupation by using items about past events and behaviors that can be reflections of personality attributes, interests, experiences, interests, skills and abilities. CONSIDERATIONS: 📌 Applicant Reactions: Disapproving reactions can be observed from applicants as some bi data items may not appear to be job-related and therefore, considered unfair and invasive. 📌 Subgroup Differences: Biographical data test typically have less adverse impact on minority groups than do many other candidate assessment methods; However, to avoid being biased and stereotyping, biodata Items should be carefully written and should be based on experiences under a person’s control (i.e., what a person did rather than what was done to the person). 📌 Administration Method: Administered individually but can be administered to large numbers of applicants via paper and pencil or electronically at one time. 📌 Development Costs: It takes both time and considerable expertise to development biodata items, scoring system and validation methods. Large sampling pool of applicants are required to develop and substantiate the scoring strategy and additional samples may be needed to monitor the validity of the items for future applicants. 📌 Administration Costs: The administration of this candidate assessment method can be cost-effective and not time-consuming if an automated scoring system is in place. 📌 Utility/ROI: Benefits yielded by Biodata Tests can outweigh developmental and administrative costs as its high predictive ability can effectively support the identification and selection of top performing candidates. 📌 Common Uses: Commonly used along with cognitive ability tests to increase validity. Check out other methods here at https://buff.ly/2D4f9fU. #Rakuna #Recruit #AssessmentMethods

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CANDIDATE ASSESSMENT METHODS FOR MODERN RECRUITERS: COGNITIVE ABILITY TESTS Cognitive ability tests are a common candidate assessment method used to evaluate candidates’capacities related to thinking, which usually are reasoning, memory, verbal or mathematical ability. Cognitive ability tests pose specifically designed questions to assess applicants’ competencies in using mental process to handle job-related issues or to gain new job knowledge. Cognitive ability tests commonly sum up the correct answers to all of the items to provide an overall score that can be a measure of general mental ability. CONSIDERATIONS: 📌 Applicant Reactions: Tests customized and curated to match explicitly to specific jobs or types of jobs within the hiring organization are generally considered as more highly related to the job than commercially available tests. 📌 Administration Method: Can be administered to a large group of people at one time via paper and pencil or electronically. 📌 Subgroup Differences: Larger racial and ethnic differences can be found in Cognitive Ability Test in comparison with other valid predictors of job performance such as biodata, personality tests, and structured interviews. 📌 Development Costs: It is more expensive to structure a customized test than purchasing off-the-shelf test. 📌 Administration Costs: Costs are generally low as the test requires few resources for administration and does not require skilled administrators. 📌 Utility/ROI: High return on investment if applicants are expected to have specific cognitive ability or high potential to quickly obtain job knowledge from on the job training. 📌 Common Uses: Most suitable used for jobs for which particular cognitive abilities are critical to effective job performance. Check out other methods here at https://buff.ly/2D4f9fU. #Rakuna #Recruit #AssessmentMethods