When Lisa went to the library, teacher Anne Brown Andrew was unaware she knew what the media center was. But indeed she did, and she knew what a newspaper was and how it is used. She chose a Dr. Seuss book, too. It's as much for me as it is her. I think it will help me to see children from a different perspective.
Some children use only their eyes to choose a correct answer.
Others shove a shoulder in a certain direction. Some children will take the CSAP-A using sign language and Braille. What they can show seems only limited by their teachers' creativity in finding the best way to show it. Tyler's teacher, John Whitaker, flew to Denver for three days of CSAP-A training, and says it's paying off. Before, when Whitaker and Tyler had visited the library, the teacher had always chosen the book.