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Index

Cover Title Page Copyright List of Figures and Tables Acknowledgments Introduction Section I: WJ IV

Introduction Part 1: Descriptive and Interpretive Information

Explanation of Major Broad Cognitive Abilities Comprehension-Knowledge (Gc) Fluid Reasoning (Gf) Short-Term Working Memory (Gwm) Long-Term Memory and Learning Efficiency Processing Speed (Gs) Orthographic Processing Visual Processing (Gv) Auditory Processing (Ga) Hierarchy and Explanation of Four Score Levels of Information Available on the WJ IV Score Terminology and Explanation of Cluster Scores, Variations, and Comparisons Sample Statements for Reporting Scores Overview of Tests and Task Demands (WJ IV COG, WJ IV OL, WJ IV ACH) Example Items Score Equivalents, Classification Labels, and Average Grade Placement for Age Tips for Interpretation

Part 2: Score Forms

Tests and Clusters Score Forms Cluster Descriptions and Scores Strengths and Weaknesses Profile—RPI and SS RPI Profile of Cluster and Test Scores

Section II: Reports

Introduction Outline for Reports Assessment Report Rubric Diagnostic Reports Reason for Referral Background Information Tests Administered Score Ranges Test Results and Interpretation Summary and Conclusions Impressions Recommendations Resources for Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Table of Scores Background Information and Reason for Referral Behavioral Observations Test Results and Interpretations Impressions and Recommendations Diagnostic Impression Recommendations Test Scores Woodcock-Johnson iv Tests of Cognitive Abilities, Tests of Oral Language, and Tests of Achievement Reason for Referral and Background Information Behavioral Observations Tests Administered Scores Reported in this Assessment Cognitive Assessment Academic Assessment Summary Recommendations Reason for Referral Background Information Tests Administered Behavioral Observations Test Results WJ IV Variation and Discrepancy Procedures Summary and Diagnostic Impressions Recommendations Woodcock-Johnson IV Score Report Reason for Referral Background Information Tests Administered Explanation of Scores Test Results and Interpretation Academic Achievement Summary Conclusion Summary of Test Results Woodcock-Johnson IV Tests of Cognitive Abilities Test Session Observations Woodcock-Johnson IV Tests of Achievement Form a and Extended Qualitative Observations Reason for Referral Background Information Tests Administered Behavioral Observations Assessment Results Memory, Learning, and Language Comprehension Summary Conclusions Recommendations Accommodations Instruction Self-Concept Reason for Referral Background Information Academic Skills Summary Recommendations Reason for Referral Background Information Tests Administered Testing Observations Test Results Academic Achievement WJ IV Variation and Discrepancy Procedures Conclusions Diagnostic Impressions and Rationale Educational Recommendations Note to Reader Reason for Referral Background Information Tests Administered Scores Used in the Assessment Cognitive and Neuropsychological Assessment Delis-Kaplan Executive Functioning System (D-KEFS) Tasks of Executive Control (TEC) Academic Assessment Behavioral, Social-Emotional, and Psychological Assessment Summary and Diagnostic Impressions Diagnostic Impressions—DSM V Recommendations Reason for Referral Background Information Assessments Summary Recommendations and Accommodations Tests Administered Table of Scores Reason for Referral Background Information Tests Administered Testing Observations Test Results WJ IV Variation and Comparison Procedures Summary Recommendations Initial Instructional Goals Educational Evaluation Reason for Referral Background Information Tests Administered Test Results Academic Assessment Results WJ IV Discrepancies Summary Educational Recommendations Table of Scores Psychoeducational Report Reason for Referral Measures Used Evaluation Design and Test Considerations Understanding the Scores in This Report Conclusions and Recommendations Background Information Behavioral Observations Test Results Psychometric Summary Woodcock-Johnson IV Tests of Cognitive Abilities Behavior Assessment Scale for Children, Second Edition Self-Report of Personality (FRED) Parent Rating Scale (Mother) Note to Reader Diagnostic Evaluation Report Reason for Referral Background Information Tests Administered Testing Observations Tests Results Academic Achievement Diagnostic Impressions Educational Recommendations Psychoeducational Evaluation Reason for Referral Background Information Behavioral Observations Sources of Information Validity of Test Results Test Results Summary and Diagnostic Impressions Recommendations Table of Scores Psychoeducational Evaluation Reason for Referral Background Information Tests Administered and Description of Scores Executive Summary and Conclusions Recommendations Detailed Evaluation Results Brief Summary Table of Scores Reading Assessment Assessment Measures and Strategy Behavioral Observations Results Summary and Conclusions Recommendations Appendix Psychoeducational Evaluation Reason for Referral Background Information Interview with Gilbert Current Evaluation Behavioral Observations During the Evaluation Explanation of Scores Used in this Report Test Results Cognitive and Oral Language Abilities Answers to the Referral Questions Recommendations Appendix Diagnostic Evaluation Reason for Referral Background Information Prior Evaluations Tests Administered Standard Scores and Percentile Ranks Relative Proficiency Index (RPI) Test Behavior WJ IV Cognitive Battery (WJ IV COG) WJ IV Oral Language WJ IV Achievement Conclusions Recommendations Note Psychological Evaluation Reason for Referral Background Information Observations and Impressions Tests Administered Explanation of Scores Test Results and Interpretation Summary and Conclusions Recommendations Transition Planning Summary of Test Results Psychoeducational Evaluation Reason for Evaluation Background Information Tests Administered and Description of Scores Cognitive Abilities Academic Achievement Summary and Conclusions Recommendation Scores Cognitive and Educational Evaluation Reason for Referral Background Information Tests Administered Test Behavior WJ IV Cognitive Battery WJ IV Achievement Conclusions DSM-5 Diagnosis Recommendations

Section III: Recommendations

Introduction Cognitive and Linguistic Factors Fluid Reasoning Memory Cognitive Processing/Perceptual Speed Visual Processing and Visual Perception/Visual Detail Phonemic Awareness/Phonological Awareness Oral Language Achievement Basic Reading Skills Reading Rate and Fluency Reading Comprehension Handwriting/Visual-Motor Basic Writing Skills Mathematics: Basic Skills Mathematics: Problem Solving Further Evaluation Accommodations and Modifications Word Problems: Primary School and Above Higher-Level Mathematics Life Skills Mathematics Knowledge/Content Areas/Study Strategies General Behavior Management and Intervention Homework Response To Intervention (RtI) Technology Testing/Test-Taking Transitions Social/Advocacy Self-Esteem Self-Advocacy Social Skills Special Populations Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and Attentional Challenges Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) English Language Learners (ELL) Gifted and Twice-Exceptional Hearing Impairment Visual Impairment Inclusion Social Skills Orientation Reading Math Content Areas

Section IV: Strategies

Introduction Contents Addition/Multiplication Facts: Instructional Sequence Addition Facts: Organizational Structure for Memorization Alternate Pronunciation for Spelling Anticipation Guide Behavior Rating Chart Sample Behavioral Contract Behavioral Contracts Behavioral Interventions for the Whole Class Classroom Rules: Guidelines Cohesive Devices: Types Collaborative Strategic Reading Content Area Instruction: Components of Effective Lessons Context Clues Directed Reading-Thinking Activity Directed Vocabulary-Thinking Activity Dolch Story and Word List Elkonin Procedure (Adapted) Error Monitoring Strategy (COPS) Flow List for Reading and Spelling Words Glass-Analysis for Decoding Only Instant Words Instructional Accommodations Survey Kerrigan's Integrated Method of Teaching Composition K-W-L-S Strategy: Know–Want to Know–Learned–Still Need to Learn Letter Pattern Recognition: Instruction Letter Patterns: Games to Reinforce Recognition Look-Sign-Fingerspell-Write (LSFW) Look-Spell-See-Write Math Computation Form: Large Math Computation Form: Small Math Problem-Solving Strategy Memory Strategy Instruction Mnemonic Strategies Multisensory Structured Language Approaches to Teaching Reading Multisensory Study Method for Irregular Words Organization of Materials and Assignments Precision Teaching Principles of Spelling Instruction for Struggling Spellers Question-Answer Relationship Reading Rate: Words Correct Per Minute Repeated Reading Self-Management Strategy for Improving Adolescent Behavior Self-Regulated Strategy Development Semantic Feature Analysis Sentence Types Speed Drills for Reading Fluency and Basic Skills SQ3R Store The Story for Reading Store The Story for Writing Strategy Instruction Syllable Types Talk-To-Yourself Chart Telling Time Strategy Test-Taking Strategy: PIRATES Token Economy Systems Token Economy With Response Cost Vocabulary Games Word Bank Activities Word Mapping Strategy Word Problems: Visualization Strategy Writing Process With Concept Mapping

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