Wednesday, March 19, 2014

SEA Data Table


Test
Purpose
Appropriateness
Strengths
Weaknesses
Slosson Intelligence Test (SIT)
-Provides a quick, reliable index of intellectual ability in children and adults, including those who are visually impaired or blind
-Test can be conducted and completed in a quick manner. -There is a large age group in which this test can be administered.
-Does not penalize individuals who become upset of frustrated easily. It is directed to help all students.
-Games for ages 2+
-Very pricey
-Must have an education degree to purchase
Slossan Oral Reading Test (SORT)
-Brief estimate of target word recognition for children and adults
-Preschool-adult age test
-North America Teacher Leaders receive 20% off with promo code
-3-5 minute test
-Nationally standardized across 30 states


-Very expensive
Basic Reading Inventory (BRI)
-Determines a student's instructional and independent reading levels.
-Passages, word lists, and early literacy assessments for all students
-Can be used Pre-Primer through high school
-Easy to use
-Includes all of the tools teachers need to administer the test, then access and analyze the results
-All test forms given may not exactly line up with all students learning levels
Wepman's Auditory Discrimination Test (WADT)
-Measure a child's ability to detect subtle similarities and differences between speech sounds.
-Ages 4-8
-Best for English language learners
-Examiner reads the pairs of words aloud
-Quick: 5 minute test
-Identifies children who are slower than average in developing auditory discrimination and who may have trouble learning to read
-Must be level B certified to administer the test
-Not appropriate for all ages
-Expensive
Bender Gestalt Test (BGT)
-Used to evaluate visual-motor maturity, to screen for developmental disorders, and to assess neurological function or brain damage.
-Examinees are allowed to erase their answers
-Testable in children and adults
-Short time to administer and score (5-10 minutes)
-Several variations in administration
-Can not be administered to a person with a severe motor or visual impairment, otherwise the scores will be compromised

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