This free assessment tool will test if your child is likely to have a listening comprehension problem (a difficulty understanding when listening, which is sometimes referred to as Specific Language Impairment). This test consists of questions organized in two sections: Background History and Listening Comprehension.
Dysgraphia is a type of learning disorder that, despite adequate instruction and education, causes a person to have difficulty turning their thoughts into written language. Dysgraphia is diagnosed when a student demonstrates consistent difficulties in several aspects of written language, including letter formation, use of writing conventions, and spelling. The information you provided on this quiz suggests that your child has a high risk of dysgraphia, so in-depth, direct testing is recommended.
Our Reading and Spelling Inventory assessment connects you with one of our expert therapists to further evaluate your child's writing and literacy challenges. Schedule a free, 15-minute consultation and ask about how our Reading and Spelling Inventory works!
Dysgraphia is a type of learning disorder that, despite adequate instruction and education, causes a person to have difficulty turning their thoughts into written language. Dysgraphia is diagnosed when a student demonstrates consistent difficulties in several aspects of written language, including letter formation, use of writing conventions, and spelling. The information you provided on this quiz suggests that your child is at risk of dysgraphia and could benefit from further testing like submitting a handwriting sample.
Our Reading and Spelling Inventory assessment connects you with one of our expert therapists to further evaluate your child's writing and literacy challenges. Schedule a free, 15-minute consultation and ask about how our Reading and Spelling Inventory works!
Dysgraphia is a type of learning disorder that, despite adequate instruction and education, causes a person to have difficulty turning their thoughts into written language. Dysgraphia is diagnosed when a student demonstrates consistent difficulties in several aspects of written language, including letter formation, use of writing conventions, and spelling. The information you provided on this quiz suggests that your child is at low risk of dysgraphia; however, further testing including an analysis of your child's handwriting sample is recommended.
Our Reading and Spelling Inventory assessment connects you with one of our expert therapists to further evaluate your child's writing and literacy challenges. Schedule a free, 15-minute consultation and ask about how our Reading and Spelling Inventory works!