1998British Journal of Special EducationRequires access

Assessment and special educational needs: teachers’ dilemmas

Martyn Rouse, Richard Agbenu

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Martyn Rouse, Lecturer in Special Education, and Richard Agbenu, a former research student, in the University of Cambridge School of Education, consider teachers’ assessments of special educational needs in the light of the massive changes introduced during the last decade. They describe the teachers’ understanding of the nature and purpose of assessment and examine how judgements about children’s learning needs are being made.

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Martyn Rouse, Lecturer in Special Education, and Richard Agbenu, a former research student, in the University of Cambridge School of Education, consider teachers’ assessments of special educational needs in the light of the massive changes introduced during the last decade. They describe the teachers’ understanding of the nature and purpose of assessment and examine how judgements about children’s learning needs are being made.

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Martyn Rouse, Lecturer in Special Education, and Richard Agbenu, a former research student, in the University of Cambridge School of Education, consider teachers’ assessments of special educational needs in the light of the massive changes introduced during the last decade. They describe the teachers’ understanding of the nature and purpose of assessment and examine how judgements about children’s learning needs are being made.

Key concepts: Special educational needs, Special education, Special needs, Mathematics education, Pedagogy, Psychology, Needs assessment, Learning disability

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