- Abilities:
- broad and narrow (see also individual tests)
- CHC (see CHC theory)
- Ability/achievement comparison procedures
- academic knowledge/achievement
- amplio lenguaje oral/achievement
- oral language/achievement
- other ability/achievement
- Academic Applications cluster
- Academic Fluency cluster
- Academic Knowledge cluster
- factors that can affect performance
- Academic Knowledge/achievement comparison procedure. See Ability/achievement comparison procedures
- Academic Skills cluster
- Accommodations
- Achievement. See specific achievement area
- ADHD. See Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
- Administration
- audio-recorded tests
- basal/ceiling rules
- cautions
- complete page, testing by
- confidentiality
- errors, common
- modifying standardized procedures of
- rapport
- Response Booklet (RB)
- selective testing
- and special needs individuals (see Accommodations)
- starting points
- testing environment
- testing materials
- testing order
- timed tests
- time requirements
- See also individual tests
- Age-based norms. See Norms, age
- Age equivalents. See Scores, age and grade equivalents (AE/GE)
- Age profile. See Profiles, age/grade
- Age range
- Alternate forms of achievement. See Parallel forms of achievement
- Amplio lenguaje oral cluster
- Applied Problems test:
- administration
- interpretation
- scoring
- Arithmetic. See Mathematics
- Attention. See also interpretation of individual tests
- Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
- Audio-recorded tests. See also specific tests
- Auditory Memory Span cluster
- Auditory Processing (Ga). See also CHC theory
- Automaticity
- Calculation test:
- administration
- interpretation
- scoring
- CALP. See Cognitive Academic Language Proficiency (CALP)
- Carroll, John. See CHC theory
- Case report, format of
- background information
- behavioral observations
- reason for referral
- recommendations
- test results and interpretation
- Case studies:
- Bryan (reading disability)
- Evan (math disability)
- Veronica (accommodations for graduate school)
- Cattell, Raymond. See CHC theory
- Cattell-Horn-Carroll theory of cognitive abilities. See CHC theory
- Ceilings. See also individual tests
- CHC theory. See also specific abilities
- related to mathematics. See also individual tests and clusters
- related to oral language. See also individual tests and clusters
- related to reading. See also individual tests and clusters
- related to written language. See also individual tests and clusters
- Checklists:
- test-by-test
- test session observations
- qualitative observations
- Clinical applications
- and generalized low/high performance
- and learning disabilities
- math
- oral language
- reading
- written language
- research
- Clusters. See specific clusters
- Cognitive Academic Language Proficiency (CALP)
- Cognitive Processing Speed (Gs). See also CHC theory
- Comparative Language Index (CLI)
- Comparison procedures. See Ability/Achievement Comparison Procedures
- Comprehension-Knowledge (Gc). See also CHC theory
- Comprensión auditiva cluster
- Computer scoring. See Woodcock-Johnson online scoring and reporting program
- Confidence bands
- Confidentiality, test materials
- Co-norming
- Content, of tests and clusters. See also individual tests and clusters
- Correct and incorrect keys
- Cross-domain clusters
- Crystallized Intelligence. See Comprehension-Knowledge (Gc)
- Headphones
- Hearing impairments. See also Accommodations
- Horn, John. See CHC theory
- Humanities test:
- administration
- interpretation
- scoring
- IDEA. See Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act (IDEA)
- Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act (IDEA)
- areas corresponding to WJ IV ACH tests
- Informal Reading Inventory (IRI)
- Instructional implications for:
- mathematics
- oral language
- reading
- written language
- Instructional zones
- Interpretation:
- Intra-ability variation procedures
- Academic Skills/Academic Fluency/Academic Applications
- Intra-achievement
- Intra-oral language
- other intra-ability variations
- purpose of
- Item scoring
- Math Calculation Skills cluster
- Math Facts Fluency test:
- administration
- interpretation
- scoring
- Math Problem Solving cluster
- Mathematics:
- abilities measured
- clinical applications of
- developmental trends in
- disability
- behaviors associated with
- factors affecting performance in
- individuals with low:
- characteristics of
- instructional implications for
- Mathematics cluster
- Mathematics tests:
- administration of (see individual tests)
- categories of problems on
- CHC factors influencing
- clusters
- interpretation of
- skills measured by (see also individual tests and clusters)
- Memory. See Short-Term Working Memory (Gwm)
- Modifications, caution on using
- Norms:
- age
- grade
- selecting age or grade
- using same norm reference
- Number Matrices test:
- administration
- interpretation
- scoring
- Observations, behavioral. See also under Case report, format of
- Oral Comprehension and Comprensión oral test:
- administration
- interpretation
- scoring
- Oral Expression cluster
- Oral Language cluster
- Oral Reading test:
- administration
- interpretation
- scoring
- Orthographic awareness/coding
- Parallel forms of achievement
- Passage Comprehension test:
- administration
- interpretation
- scoring
- Pattern of strengths and weaknesses (PSW)
- Percentile ranks. See Scores, percentile rank (PR)
- Perceptual Speed. See Cognitive Processing Speed
- Performance, generalized low/high
- Phoneme-grapheme knowledge
- Phonemic awareness. See Phonological awareness
- Phonetic Coding cluster
- Phonic elements charts
- Phonics terminology
- Phonological awareness. See also Auditory Processing and Phonetic Coding
- Physical impairments. See also Accommodations
- Picture Vocabulary and Vocabulario sobre dibujos test:
- administration
- interpretation
- scoring
- Preschoolers.
- Processing disorder
- Processing Speed. See Cognitive Processing Speed.
- Profiles:
- age/grade
- interpretation of
- purpose of
- standard score/percentile rank
- Proofreading. See Editing test
- Prosody
- Psuedowords:
- Rapid Picture Naming test:
- administration
- interpretation
- scoring
- Rapport. See under Administration
- Raw scores. See Scores, raw
- RB. See Response Booklet (RB)
- Reading:
- and clinical applications of WJ IV ACH
- developmental trends in
- dyslexia (see also Case studies, Bryan)
- early identification of individuals at risk for
- factors affecting performance in
- individuals with low:
- characteristics of
- instructional implications for
- interpretation of reading tests and clusters
- predictors of
- Reading cluster
- Reading Comprehension cluster
- Reading Fluency cluster
- Reading Rate cluster
- Reading Recall test:
- administration
- interpretation
- scoring
- Reading tests:
- administration of (see individual tests)
- CHC factors influencing
- clusters
- interpretation of
- phonic elements in
- phonic terms
- skills measured by (see also individual tests and clusters)
- Reading Vocabulary test:
- administration
- interpretation
- scoring
- Reading/Writing Ability (Grw). See also CHC theory
- Receptive language
- Regression, correction for. See also Co-norming
- Relative proficiency index (RPI). See under Scores
- Reliability
- Report writing. See Case report, format of
- Response Booklet (RB). See also specific tests
- Retrieval Fluency test:
- administration
- interpretation
- scoring
- RPI. See Scores, relative proficiency index (RPI)
- Science test:
- administration
- interpretation
- scoring
- Score reports
- Scores:
- age and grade equivalents (AE/GE)
- CALP levels
- comparative language index (CLI)
- discrepancy percentile rank
- discrepancy standard deviation
- global, caution when using
- normal curve equivalent (NCE)
- percentile rank (PR)
- raw
- relative proficiency index (RPI)
- standard error of measurement (SEM)
- standard score (SS)
- stanines
- T-score
- W difference score
- W score
- of zero
- z-score
- converting to PR/SS
- Scoring:
- Segmentation test:
- administration
- instructional sequence
- interpretation
- scoring
- Selective Testing
- Sensory impairments. See also Accommodations
- Sentence Reading Fluency test:
- administration
- interpretation
- scoring
- Sentence Repetition test:
- administration
- interpretation
- scoring
- Sentence Writing Fluency test:
- administration
- interpretation
- scoring
- Short-Term Working Memory (Gwm). See also CHC theory
- Social Studies test:
- administration
- interpretation
- scoring
- Sound Awareness test:
- administration
- interpretation
- scoring
- sequence of rhyming development
- sequence of skill development for phonological awareness
- Sound Blending test:
- administration
- interpretation
- scoring
- sequence for teaching sound blending
- Spanish language tests
- administration
- interpretation
- scoring
- Special needs, testing individuals with. See Accommodations
- Specific learning disability. See Disabilities
- Speed of Lexical Access cluster
- Spelling of Sounds test:
- administration
- interpretation
- scoring
- Spelling test:
- administration
- interpretation
- scoring
- Standard Battery, administration of
- Standard error of measurement (SEM). See under Scores
- Standardization
- Standard score/percentile rank profiles. See Profiles, standard score/percentile rank
- Standard scores. See Scores, standard score (SS)
- Standards for Educational and Psychological Testing
- Starting Points, Suggested. See also individual tests
- Subtests. See specific tests
- Understanding Directions test:
- administration
- interpretation
- scoring
- University level
- Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children–Fifth Edition (WISC V)
- WISC V. See Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children–Fifth Edition (WISC V)
- WJ-R. See Woodcock-Johnson–Revised (WJ-R)
- WJ III. See Woodcock-Johnson III (WJ III)
- WJ III ACH. See Woodcock-Johnson III (WJ III)
- WJ III COG. See Woodcock-Johnson III (WJ III)
- WJ IV OL. See WJ IV Tests of Oral Language (WJ IV OL)
- Woodcock-Johnson online scoring and reporting program
- cautions
- interpretation and intervention package
- score reports
- Woodcock-Johnson III (WJ III)
- Woodcock-Johnson IV Tests of Achievement (WJ IV ACH)
- administration
- basal/ceiling
- case studies
- changes from WJ III
- clinical applications of
- content of
- history and development of
- interpretation of. See also Case Studies
- materials needed
- misuse of
- organization of
- purposes and uses of
- questions and answers concerning
- resources
- score reports
- scores, types of
- scoring
- standardization of
- strengths and weaknesses
- interpretation
- scoring
- standardization, reliability and validity
- test development
- time requirements
- theoretical foundation of (see also CHC theory)
- Woodcock-Johnson IV Tests of Cognitive Abilities (WJ IV COG)
- Woodcock-Johnson IV Tests of Oral Language (WJ IV OL)
- abilities measured. See also individual tests
- administration
- audio-recorded tests
- case studies
- clinical applications
- content
- factors that can affect performance
- instructional implications
- interpretation
- language exposure and use questionnaire
- materials needed
- organization
- questions and answers concerning
- score reports
- scoring
- Spanish language tests
- strengths and weaknesses
- time requirements
- timed tests
- Woodcock-Johnson Psycho-Educational Battery
- Woodcock-Johnson–Revised (WJ-R)
- Word Attack test:
- administration
- interpretation
- scoring
- Word Reading Fluency test:
- administration
- interpretation
- scoring
- Word retrieval
- Writing Samples test:
- adjusted item blocks
- administration
- half-point scores, rounding of
- interpretation
- scoring
- Writing Skills cluster. See Basic Writing Skills cluster
- Written Expression cluster
- Written Language:
- abilities measured. See also individual tests
- and clinical applications of WJ IV ACH
- disability (see Dysgraphia)
- factors affecting performance in
- individuals with low:
- characteristics of
- instructional implications for
- Written Language cluster
- Written Language tests:
- administration of (see individual tests)
- CHC factors influencing
- clusters
- interpretation of
- skills measured by (see also individual tests and clusters)