AFLS
Assessment of Functional Living Skills — practical independence skills across home, school, and community.
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Adolescents and older learners · Independence programming
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The AFLS (Assessment of Functional Living Skills), from the same publisher family as the ABLLS-R, assesses practical independence skills across environments — the go-to instrument when programming shifts from early-learner repertoires to functional living, especially for adolescents and older learners.
What is AFLS?
AFLS is assessment of Functional Living Skills — practical independence skills across home, school, and community. It is listed in the Diagnostics & Assessment category of The ABA Index.
How much does AFLS cost?
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Who is AFLS best for?
Based on its positioning and documented use: Adolescents and older learners; Independence programming.
What are alternatives to AFLS?
Other tools in the Diagnostics & Assessment category include ABLLS-R, ADOS-2, As You Are, Cognoa (Canvas Dx). Each has an independent profile on The ABA Index.
ABLLS-R
Partington's criterion-referenced assessment of basic language and learner skills across 25 skill areas.
ADOS-2
The semi-structured, standardized diagnostic observation widely treated as the gold standard in autism evaluation.
As You Are
Virtual clinic providing telehealth autism diagnostic evaluations for children.
Cognoa (Canvas Dx)
FDA-authorized, AI-based diagnosis aid for autism in young children.
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