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Assessment and Evaluation Flashcards

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  1. Before a new classroom assignment, what is the primary purpose of a consumer needs assessment?

    Answer: To determine the consumer's display, format, and communication preferences

    A needs assessment identifies how the consumer wants text delivered so access is effective.

  2. A deaf student says the captions move too fast to read. Which adjustment best addresses this?

    Answer: Adjusting display settings like font size, lines shown, or scroll behavior

    Display adjustments improve readability while keeping the verbatim content intact.

  3. When evaluating an environment before a session, which factor most directly affects realtime accuracy?

    Answer: Audio quality and clarity of the speaker's voice

    Poor audio leads to drops and mistranslations regardless of writer skill.

  4. Which pre-session task most improves accuracy for a technical lecture?

    Answer: Building job dictionary entries from the syllabus, slides, and glossary

    Prepping terminology in a job dictionary reduces untranslates and misspellings of specialized terms.

  5. What is the best way to gather consumer feedback on CART service quality?

    Answer: Ask the consumer directly, using a brief check-in or survey

    The consumer is the primary judge of whether the access was effective.

  6. Under the ADA, effective communication assessments for CART should give primary consideration to:

    Answer: The request of the individual with a disability

    Title II entities must give primary consideration to the individual's requested auxiliary aid.

  7. A provider notices recurring misstrokes on the same few words. What is the best evaluation-based response?

    Answer: Create a brief or alternate outline and drill it in practice

    Targeted dictionary entries and drills fix patterns found in self-evaluation.