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What are the Clinical Recommendations for Grade 3-4 reversing to grade 1?

What are the four answers options for item 16 in Math Reasoning?

What are the trimesters for WIAT-II?

What if you have a child who incorrectly spells a word and also uses incorrect punctuation?

What is Item Response Theory (IRT) and why was Reading Comprehension changed to use it?

What is the Discontinue Rule for Math Reasoning?

What is the time limit for writing the Alphabet in Written Expression?

What kind of score will I get in Written Expression for Alphabet Writing?

What should I do if a 4th grade student does not pass the reversal items in the Grade 4 item set?

What type of score do you get for Target Words when you convert the raw score?

When scoring the spelling subtest do letter reversals indicate an incorrect response?

When should I use Age or Grade Based scoring?

Where are the tables for WISC-IV, WIAT-II predicated Ability Achievement Discrepancy?

Which subtest is a good indicator of a basic reading deficiency?

Why are the point differences between predicted achievement and actual achievement that are needed for statistical significance so much smaller with the WIAT–II as compared to the original WIAT?

Why aren't the reading passages printed on the examiner's manual or in the protocol?

Why do the scaled scores I calculate for Written Expression seem inflated for Pre-K through 2nd grade students?

Why does the Target Word quartile jump from 2 to 4 with just a 1-point difference in raw score?

Why is the maximum score included for all ages when it is unlikely that some students (particularly the younger ones) could receive raw scores that high?

Why is there no space for raw scores on the summary page?

Why should I start at the Grade 5 item set when I know the examinee can't read at a 5th grade level?

Why were item sets used instead of using basal and discontinue rules?

Word Reading Item 31 on page 15 in the Manual differs from item 31 in the test booklet.

Which months make up the WIAT-II seasons?

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Which subtest is a good indicator of a basic reading deficiency?

Article ID: 2147

Last updated: 23 Nov, 2008

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Which subtest is a good indicator of a basic reading deficiency?

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A low score in EITHER Word Reading or Pseudoword Decoding is indicative of a Basic Reading deficit. This is based on the research model of testing reading at all levels of language. Please see related information regarding the comparison of Pseudoword Decoding and Word Reading for students in Grade 1.

Article ID: 2147

Last updated: 23 Nov, 2008

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