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Azusa Scale
Author - Robert D. Stillman, Ph.D.
 
       


Robert D. Stillman, Ph.D., Associate Dean, UTD/School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences


 
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For information or to order the Azusa scale:

Email:
UTD/Callier Communication Disorders Secretary


Print Form:
Azusa Scale Order Form
(pdf)
 
  Mail it to address on the form or
   Fax the
form to 214-905-3006.  

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Administration:
"G" - By teacher and/or parent (someone throughly familiar with the child's behavior); preferably consensus of several persons.

"H" - By professional with speech/language or developmental disabilities training.


Price:

Callier Azusa Scale (Original, 1978)
"G" - $20.00 ea

Comm. Subscale (1984) addendum
"H" - $20.00 ea

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General Desciption:
The Callier Azusa Scale was designed specifically for students with deaf-blindness;
by an interdisciplinary team who had many years of experience with this population.
It can be used with most students with severe handicaps and is especially valuable
for students with visual and/or hearing impairments because of subscales relating
to visual, auditory, and tactile development.

Method of Assessment
Direct observation (a two week observation period is suggested)

Purpose
The Callier Azusa Scale "G" assesses the overall development of
deaf-blind and profoundly handicapped children in the following areas:

1. Directions
2. Motor Development
3. Perceptual Abilities
4. Daily Living Skills
5. Language Development
6. Socialization


The Callier Azusa Scale "H" assesses the communicative abilities
of deaf-blind and profoundly handicapped
children in the following domains:
1. Representational and Symbolic Abilities
2. Receptive Communication
3. Intentional Communication
4. Reciprocity

Standardization:
Standardization was not indicated.

Scoring:
Skill items are scored on the profile sheet with a O (circle) for demonstrated abilities and [ ] (brackets) for emerging abilities.