What does an added assessment refer to regarding interventions?

An added assessment regarding interventions refers to the evaluation of the timing and final results of the intervention. This assessment focuses on measuring the effectiveness of the intervention after implementation, analyzing outcomes to determine whether the goals were met and identifying any necessary adjustments to improve the program. It plays a crucial role in understanding the overall impact of the intervention on the student or group involved.

This type of assessment not only evaluates the results but also considers when those results are measured. It provides essential insights into the effectiveness of specific strategies, informs future interventions, and ensures that they align with student needs and educational goals. Understanding this aspect allows counselors to make informed decisions about continuing, modifying, or discontinuing specific interventions based on their observed effectiveness and the timing of their results.