We Have the Test Scores, Now What?
Presented by Glenna Toney
You have completed your Annual Testing and now you have the scores. Other than filing the scores away, how can you use your test scores to help upgrade and improve your homeschooling experience?
Topics Covered
- Testing patterns and score interpretation
- Learning disabilities and difficulties (dyslexia, processing disorders, retrieval issues)
- Working with Asperger's, autism, and other learning challenges
- Identifying "sight-readers" and "word callers"
- Supporting slow learners and advanced learners
- Addressing learning discrepancies
- Using test scores for college entrance exam preparation
- Identifying learning styles
- Understanding right and left-brain processors
- Addressing processing speed concerns
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