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Title: An Interview with Amy Gabel About the Wisc-Iv (Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children) (Interview)
Author : North American Journal of Psychology
Release Date : January 01, 2006
Genre: Education,Books,Professional & Technical,
Pages : * pages
Size : 204 KB

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Dr. Amy Gabel is a Clinical Measurement Consultant who earned her Ph.D. and M.S. in school psychology from The Pennsylvania State University. As a licensed school psychologist in Virginia, she specialized in the comprehensive evaluation of preschool and school-aged students. Prior to joining PsychCorp, Dr. Gabel worked in the Fairfax County Public School system in Virginia. In Fairfax County she served in positions as a school psychologist, special education administrator, and due process specialist. Dr. Gabel has served as a clinical supervisor for the George Mason University Gifted and Talented Clinic. Dr. Gabel has provided extensive training workshops at the state and national level on a wide range of topics, including linking assessment to effective teaching, AD/HD, reading disorders, executive function disorders, and a variety of assessment and intervention methodologies. In this interview she discusses her work, the recent revision of the WISC-IV and responds to questions about the current state of the art and science of the field. NAJP: The Wechsler scales of intelligence are probably the most well known, best recognized tests of intelligence available. To what do you attribute their longevity?