Assessment Overview
Administration
Case Study
True or False?
100

What does SFA stand for?

School Function Assessment

100

What ages is this assessment most commonly used on?

What is K-6 grade

100
How old was Jack? Which grade is he now in?

10 yr old, 5th grade

100

T/F: You cannot give verbal instructions when assessing the child.

True

200

What is the average cost of SFA?

$243.50 

200

How long does this assessment take?

What is 90-120 min

200

What happened to Jack?

Bike accident - TBI, thigh fx, abrasions
200

T/F: This assessment is norm-referenced.

False

300
What age range is the SFA used for?

K-6th grade

300

What is Part I (section) called?

What is Participation Section

300

Which aspects of OT can we focus on for Jack's deficits in recreational movement during recess?

Motor Planning, Sequencing 

300

T/F: You have to complete every part of the assessment.

False

400

What is one strength or weakness of the SFA?

Weaknesses:Judgement-based  

Strengths:

Specific information regarding functional strengths and limitations.

Special attention to patient with physical/sensory impairments


400

Part III of assessment uses a ____ - point scale?

What is 4

400

What are some areas that we can focus on due to Jack's deficits in cognitive tasks?

routine planning, communication, memory, and task completion

500

What is the purpose of the SFA?

 Evaluate and monitor a student's participation, support needs, and performance of functional (nonacademic) tasks and activities that affect academic and social aspects of school environment.

500

What are the 2 sub-sections of Part III - Activity Performance?

What is Physical & Cognitive/Behavioral Tasks

500

What was the main cognitive/behavioral (Part III - Activity Performance) that needs addressing?

Safety Awareness

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