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UNO Assessment and Interven0on Clinic !
The University of Nebraska at Omaha
Assessment and Intervention Clinic is a
service for children who are struggling
with academics. The clinic provides
training opportunities for graduate
students who are working on a Master’s
degree in Special Education to work with
children from the community.!
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The UNO Assessment and Intervention
Clinic offers assessment and
intervention services. Graduate students
taking a course in advanced assessment
and intervention and holding a current
teaching certificate assess a child’s
academic skills and implement researchbased interventions based on the results
for each child. Participation in the clinic
allows graduate students to apply
knowledge acquired in their courses
about assessment, planning,
implementation and evaluation. !
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Graduate students are supervised by
and receive feedback from the clinic’s
faculty.!
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Department of Special Education and Communication
Disorders!
Roskens Hall 512!
University of Nebraska at Omaha!
6001 Dodge Street | Omaha, NE 68182!
Phone: 402-554-2201!
Fax: 402-554-3572!
www.unomaha.edu!
The University of Nebraska at Omaha does not discriminate based on gender, age, disability, race, color, religion, marital status, veteran’s status, na<onal or ethnic origin, gene<c informa<on, poli<cal affilia<on or sexual orienta<on. !
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Department of Special Educa=on and Communica=on Disorders Strengths of the Clinic Noted
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You bring new learning ideas to the
table!
Very positive environment!
Gained a lot of new information!
Satisfied with outcomes!
Made my child feel confident in
himself!
Teacher was organized and gave
good explanations!
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The UNO Assessment and Intervention
Clinic is located on the campus of the
University of Nebraska at Omaha, on the
northeast corner of 60th and Dodge, in
Roskens Hall, room 512. Our phone
number is 402.554.2201. Parking for our
clinic is provided in a lot on the north
side of Roskens Hall (on map in red,
permit required) or the parking structure
(for $2.00 /day).!
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The Special Education Program is
dedicated to providing excellent services
to our community, while giving our
graduate students the opportunity to
learn and develop their assessment
skills. Our mission is to prepare students
for completion of a Master’s degree,
which includes assessing individual
students and making instructional
decisions based on these assessments.
We strive to provide high quality !
services, produce positive outcomes,
treat all equitably, and ensure strict
confidentiality. !
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My child really enjoyed coming and
it seemed to help motivate her!
I thought it was extremely valuable
for us because we received a
thorough evaluation regarding her
academic strengths and
weaknesses!
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Special Education Mission
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Clinic Highlights!
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During the UNO Assessment and
Intervention Clinic, students participate in
the following activities:!
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♦Individual academic assessments !
♦ Research-based academic interventions
!based on assessment information !
♦ Progress monitoring in a targeted
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!academic area !
♦ Assistance with homework as time
!permits and instruction on
!strategies to use when completing
!homework !
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Clinic Hours!
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The UNO Assessment and Intervention
Clinic operates in the spring semester in
conjunction with an advanced
assessment class. The clinic meets on
Tuesday nights from 4:45 to 6:15
beginning in late January and ending in
April. !
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