Assessment in Special and Inclusive Education

This paperback copy of "Assessment: In Special and Inclusive Education" shows signs of wear typical of an instructor's edition, including some edge wear and minor surface scuffs. The cover is intact with no tears, and the binding remains solid. There are no markings or inscriptions inside, maintaining the integrity of the text.

"Assessment: In Special and Inclusive Education" by John Salvia, James E. Ysseldyke, and Sara Bolt is a comprehensive guide published by Wadsworth Cengage Learning in 2010. This Eleventh Edition, specifically the Instructor's Edition, offers an in-depth exploration of assessment strategies within special and inclusive education settings. The book is designed to serve educators by providing essential methodologies and insights into evaluating student performance in diverse learning environments. Authored by experts affiliated with prestigious institutions such as The Pennsylvania State University and the University of Minnesota, this edition reflects the latest advancements and research in the field. This particular copy is a paperback, and while it lacks a dust jacket, it remains a crucial resource for educators seeking to enhance their assessment skills. The book is particularly useful for those involved in K–12 education, containing updated information and practical approaches for inclusive teaching.