READING ASSESSMENTS
The first step of our evaluation process is to pinpoint the specific areas your child is struggling with reading using a comprehensive reading assessment. Your child will meet with a
LICENSED educational professional who will help your family find the right reading path!
What is a reading screener and how can it help my child?
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A reading screener is a tool or assessment used to quickly and efficiently identify students who may be at risk for reading difficulties or who may need further evaluation. Unlike comprehensive assessments, which delve deeply into various aspects of reading proficiency, a reading screener is typically brief and focuses on key indicators of reading ability, such as decoding skills, fluency, comprehension, and vocabulary knowledge.
Based on the results of the screening, educators can then determine which students may require additional support, intervention or an evaluation. Additionally, reading screeners can help parents determine if a comprehensive evaluation is needed for their child.
Reading Mastery Evaluation
Our reading evaluation will identify specific strengths and weaknesses in reading skills to plan targeted remediation. We will determine reading strategies and which reading strategies to teach. We will evaluate struggling readers and screen for reading readiness. Our licensed staff will help guide the educational selection and placement decisions with parents each step of the way!
Dyslexia Screening
​Our Dyslexia Screener is a brief, individually-administered, performance-based dyslexia screening. That identifies if a child exhibits risks factors for Dyslexia. This is great for parents who suspect their child might have Dyslexia and are wondering if they should have their child evaluated for a learning disability. Our Dyslexia Screener will give parents the important information they need to determine if they should pursue an additional evaluation for their child.
Irlen Syndrome Screening
Our Irlen Syndrome Screener, will determine if your child has Irlen Syndrome. Individuals who have Irlen Syndrome often find it challenging to focus. They often have anxiety, migraines, or problems with visual processing. For many, the act of reading black text against a white background poses no issue. However, for those with Irlen Syndrome reading can become disorienting; words often morph into a perplexing, chaotic jumble of letters.