Assessment
We do NOT provide medical or psychological diagnoses for learning disorders.
We DO provide FUNCTIONAL diagnostic assessments that identify the specific areas of strengths and weakness to determine the goals of intervention. These tests provide valuable information that is "prescriptive" in nature so the appropriate interventions are used. Assessments also provide baseline data and allows for progress monitoring over time. Assessments are required for any student who wishes to become a tutoring client.
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NEW!!! We now offer a normed screener for dyslexia! We use the Tests of Dyslexia-Screener, known as the TOD-S. This 15 minute screener provides valuable information and whether someone is At-Risk of having dyslexia. This test is available for ages 5.5 through adult and you receive an automated report at your screening session!
We also offer homeschool families yearly portfolio evaluations in compliance with state requirements.
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Prices:
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$125 Dyslexia Screener
60 minute appointment
TOD-S dyslexia screener
Immediate grading and results
Automated report
Consultation to discuss results and next steps
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$250 Functional Literacy Assessments
60 minute appointment
Assessments in the following areas:
Phonological Awareness
Decoding
Reading fluency
Spelling
Writing​
A detailed, individualized, and comprehensive report with:
Current ability level of skills
Narrative summary of test results
Overall summary of all literacy skills
Goals customized to your child
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$250 Math Package:
60 minute appointment
Assessments in the following areas:
Number sense
Foundational Skills
Place-Value
Computation
Grade-Level Concepts
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A detailed report with:
Narrative summary of test results
Current level of math skills
Goals customized to your child
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$100 Homeschool Portfolio Evaluation:
Includes the review (and signing off) of a
student portfolio that the parents compile.
This satisfies Washington State requirements
in lieu of standardized testing.
**Test Proctoring Coming Soon!**
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For a clinical/medical diagnosis you may want to contact your family doctor for a referral to a psychologist, neuropsychologist, or speech language pathologist.