Adaptive Behavior

10th* GOAL: Student will identify and prioritize life skills which he/she will improve and practice. The Casey Life Skills Assessments can be done online and will be emailed to anyone listed. You do not need to fill in all the requested personal information to use the online assessment. Use this to better understand how to help the students on your caseload. Casey Life Skills Assessments http://www.caseylifeskills.org/pages/assess/assess_aclsa.htm For most students select Level 3 if 13- 15 and Level 4 if 16+. Use discretion about which test suits a student best. For some youth Level 1 (age 8-9) would be quite appropriate or Level 2 (age 10-11). The student tests do not indicate an age, so the student would not know if they were getting a younger version.

1. Click on “Yes I Agree” 2. Put in student name > next button 3. Skip next page > next button 4. This page is where you put email addresses that you want the results sent to. Be sure to include yours. 5. Skip. We have no special code > next button 6. Skip next two pages. You don’t need to enter the demographic information. 7. The page that says “Knowledge and Behavior Items” and “Communication” is where you begin. 8. You can save work in progress. It will ask when you click that button for an email address to send the partly completed assessment, or it gives you a link to save (not as a favorite) that will take you back to the same page. Best to do in one sitting though. 9. When student finishes, you will get the results sent to you.

The sections in Level 3 are: Communication, Daily Living, Housing and Money, Self- Care, Social Relationships, Work and Study Skills, Extra Items. At the end are Performance Items. Level 4 includes: Career Planning, Work Life and Extra Items,