Types of Tests Performed Intellectual Tests: These tests are often thought of as mini cognitive “games.” Some ask you questions about verbal knowledge, and some are designed to assess non-verbal reasoning (e.g. visual-spatial skill and pattern matching skills). These tasks also determine how well you can maintain focus, and whether you are an auditory or visual […]
Read MoreWhat (disorders) Typically Qualify for Academic Accommodations? There are a multitude of conditions that prevent the educational and learning process from running smoothly. Some examples are: ADHD Specific Learning Disorder in Reading (Dyslexia) Specific Learning Disorder in Math (Dyscalculia) Specific Learning Disorder in Writing Developmental Coordination Disorder (Dysgraphia) Auditory and Visual Processing Disorders Emotional Conditions […]
Read MoreTesting Accommodations for Disabilities or Disorders Unfortunately, for some very bright students who have solid academic track records, they possess attention, learning, and emotional challenges that affect their test taking abilities, especially during stressful tests that have little room for inefficiency. Though the “Big 4” entrance exams may accurately categorize students without disabilities, they are largely […]
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