What population is assessed by the SFA?

What population is assessed by the SFA?

• A. Children with severe disabilities
• B. All children
• C. Adults with disabilities
• D. Infants

Answer: (A)

The SFA evaluates how a child with disabilities participates in school-related activities and routines. It’s a tool designed for school-age children who require supports or related services in the educational setting, to understand what they can do, what they need help with, and what level of independence they can achieve in class, on the playground, and during other school tasks. Because it focuses on school participation for children who have disabilities, it’s not intended for all children, adults, or infants. This aligns with assessing children with disabilities who have substantial needs in the school context.

The SFA evaluates how a child with disabilities participates in school-related activities and routines. It’s a tool designed for school-age children who require supports or related services in the educational setting, to understand what they can do, what they need help with, and what level of independence they can achieve in class, on the playground, and during other school tasks. Because it focuses on school participation for children who have disabilities, it’s not intended for all children, adults, or infants. This aligns with assessing children with disabilities who have substantial needs in the school context.