Sometimes when doing an assessment you have to calculate the child's age EXACTLY and it can be a brain-challenger. I know there is a formula and I plan to re-learn it, but when you are feeling truly brain-dead, try this!
http://www.pearsonassessments.com/hai/images/ageCalculator/agecalculator.htm
It's an age calculator for assessments done by Pearson. Caveat, I have not tried this yet but I presume it is accurate. :) If it tells you the kid is like 89, probably you should double-check the math.
Thursday, March 10, 2011
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Thanks! I have this bookmarked now =)
Hi Karen!
I LOVE your blog! It has so much valuable and interseing information. I am going to be starting an OT program this May at Nova Southeastern University. I read your section, "tips for incoming MOT students" and I was wondering if you have any more advice after being done with school and being able to look back at the whole process?
Hi Karen!
I LOVE your blog! It has so much valuable and interesting information. I'm going to be starting an OT program at Nova Southeastern University this May and read your section about "tips for incoming MOT students." I was wondering if you have any other advice being out of school now and being able to look back at the whole process?
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