We’ll make sense of each scientific test, the results and what is revealed about your child by including an in-depth written report, result summary and face-to-face meeting where you can ask questions until everything make sense.
All tests are norm-referenced and standardized. This basically means before a test is available for use, thousands of children are tested. Scores are analyzed and documented by age group. Once tests are published, scores can then be used to compare with your child’s score and/or age-group.
Below is a short list of many simple and complex tests we can conduct.
Class-time observations enable us to collect data and outline next steps for understanding your child’s development.
Areas of focus can include the child’s:
Recess observations and/or other less structured periods will provide us with information that is relevant to your child’s school performance and well-being.
Areas of focus can include the child’s:
Understanding strengths, weaknesses and gifts
(i.e., GATE programs)
Memory, attention, visual perception, auditory perception, sensory-motor skills (i.e., holding a pencil/writing style)
Standardized tests to assess child’s school performance and grade level
Developmental testing and analysis for diagnosis of Autism and ASD's.
A combination of observations, data, adult and rating scales to pinpoint possible emotional/behavioral disorders including ADD/ADHD and Autism Spectrum Disorders.
We’ll review and summarize all available school, medical reports and previous assessments
Performed by a speech and language pathologist – this evaluation will assess how your child “hears” and makes sense of language spoken to them as well as how they produce and communicate language to others
Endtest Pro will work with parents and educators to identify strategies that will make a difference and produce meaningful student outcomes. A short list includes: academic achievement, the classroom learning environment, behavior and social skills.
Two different IQ tests given:
One traditional IQ test with full interpretation and report
Assesses individual mental processes, including: memory, attention, visual perception, auditory perception, sensori-motor “holding a pencil/writing” abilities. (Does not include IQ testing).
Individual Education Programs (IEP's) can be difficult to understand and to create so as to most benefit your child.
We are happy to attend IEP's at your public school throughout the process. We strive to help you understand your child's IEP and to provide meaningful collaboration with your IEP team.
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