Assessment Laws as they relate to my State

Assessment Laws as they Relate to My State

Here is where you will discuss the first point in your application. The Naugle article is the most recent journal article that delineates state by state legal issues related to counselors’ rights to test. There have been some significant changes in laws since 2009 with regard to assessment practice. What changes (if any) are related to your state? Discuss the changes and the current scope of practice for counselors in your state with regard to assessment.

Comparing the International Test Commission Statement to My State Law

Here is where you will discuss the next point in your application. How is the International Test Commission statement on test user competency similar to or different from your state law?

Multicultural Assessment Standards

Here is where you will discuss at least three points from the Multicultural Assessment Standards that stood out to you as you learn about assessment.

Point One (feel free to rename this header)

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Point Two (feel free to rename this header)

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Point Three (feel free to rename this header)

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Ethical and Legal Considerations

Here is where you will discuss the next point in your application. Discuss at least two other ethical and legal considerations that stood out from your textbook material.

Consideration One (feel free to rename this header)

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Consideration Two (feel free to rename this header)

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Reflection

Reflect on your learning experience related to competency, ethics, legal issues, and cultural competence in assessment (1-2 paragraphs).

Add a concluding paragraph to your paper. You do not need to title it Conclusion.

References

(Notice that this starts on a new page. To make sure it stays on its own page, use Insert>Page Break.)Your references will follow the general format below and will be double spaced without additional spaces between. Be sure to consult your APA manual for specific instructions on reference formatting.

LastName, FirstInitials. (year). Title of article in lower case unless first word, proper noun, or following a colon. Journal Title in Italics, volume, (issue), 00-00.