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Complete Psychoeducational Assessment - Prompt Copy

Background Information:

Prompts:

- early development

- medical history

- family history

- academic history

- previous assessments and treatment

  1. What is Client's name's overall level of ability?

Prompts:

Overall ability

Verbal abilities

Visual Spatial ability

Memory/sequencing

Attention

Discrepancy

Strengths

Weaknesses

Validity of I.Q. test results

Comparison with previous assessments

See Test Templates for:

WISC-4

WAIS-3

K-ABC

SB:IV

  1. At what level is Client's name functioning in reading, written language and mathematics?

Reading

Prompts:

Decoding

-word recognition/sight vocabulary

-phonics

Comprehension

-getting the facts

-main idea

-vocabulary

-sequence

-using the context

-inference

-evaluation

Rate

Strategies

Interests and Attitudes

See Test Templates for:

Woodcock

Durrell

DRS

GORT-D

Written Language

Prompts:

Handwriting

-legibility

-neatness

-rate

Spelling

-phonetic [consonants, vowels, blends]

-imagery

-sequence

-homonyms

-demons.

Content

-writing process/strategies

-sequence/organization

-thematic maturity

-elaboration

-syntax

-punctuation

-style

See Test Templates for:

TOWL-3

TWS-3

Mathematics

Prompts:

Number concepts

Computation skills

Applications

-measurement

-time

-money

Problem Solving

Algebra

Geometry

See Test Templates for:

KeyMath-R

TOMA-2

  1. At what level is Client's name functioning academically?

Prompts:

Reading

Written language

Mathematics

See Test Templates for:

WIAT

K-TEA

WRAT-R

PIAT-R

DAB-2

DATA-2

  1. What is the nature of Client's name's oral language problems?

Prompts:

Auditory Discrimination

Articulation

Syntax

Semantics

-Receptive and expressive vocabulary

Concepts/verbal reasoning

Pragmatics

See Test Templates for:

TELD-3

TOLD-P:3

TOLD-I:3

CELF-3

  1. What factors are interfering with Client's name's progress in school?

Prompts:

Oral Language

-Auditory Discrimination

-Articulation

-Syntax

-Semantics (receptive & expressive language; Concepts/verb.

reasoning)

-Pragmatics

-Information processing

-Attention

-Perception

-Cognition

-Language

-Memory

-Motor

-Response rate

-Phonological encoding

-Implications for academic functioning

Learning Strategies

-Getting information from text

-Study and organizational skills

-Test taking

-Producing in written form

-Active/passive

-Rehearsal

-Mnemonics

-Self-monitoring

Social Emotional

-Self concept/self esteem

-Classroom behaviour

-Social skills

-Adult relations

-Family relations

-Peer relations

-Anxiety

-Depression

-Impulsivity/Reflectivity

-Introvert/Extrovert

-Locus of control/attributions

-Psychopathology (aggression, reality testing, etc.)

  1. Does Client's name have Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)

Prompts:

Attention

Concentration

Impulsivity

Hyperactivity

Conner's Rating Scale

  1. What is the nature of Client's name's learning disability?

Prompts:

Attention

Perception

Cognition

Language

Memory

Motor

Response rate

Phonological encoding

Implications for academic functioning

See Test Templates for:

WIAT

WISC-4

K-TEA

  1. What is the nature of Client's name's learning problems?

Prompts:

Attention

Perception

Cognition

Language

Memory

Motor

Response rate

Phonological encoding

Implications for academic functioning

Getting information from text

Study and organizational skills

Test taking

Producing in written form

See Test Templates for:

WIAT

WISC-4

K-TEA

  1. What learning strategies does Client's name employ?

Prompts:

Getting information from text

Study and organizational skills

Test taking

Producing in written form

Active/passive

Imagery

Chunking

Rehearsal

Mnemonics

Self-monitoring

  1. What coping strategies does Client's name employ?

Prompts:

Persistence

Interpersonal skills

Active learning strategies - rehearsal

- mnemonics

- self monitoring

- chunking

- rehearsal

Technology - computer

- calculator

  1. What compensatory strategies does Client's name employ?

Prompts:

Persistence

Interpersonal skills

Active learning strategies - rehearsal

- mnemonics

- self monitoring

- chunking

- rehearsal

Technology - computer

- calculator

  1. How is Client's name functioning socially and emotionally?

Prompts:

Self concept/self esteem

Classroom behaviour

Social skills

Adult relations

Family relations

Peer relations

Frustration tolerance

Anxiety level

Depression

Impulsivity/Reflectivity

Introvert/Extrovert

Locus of control/attributions

Psychopathology

-aggression, reality testing, etc.

CBCL, CDI, SPPC, etc.

  1. To what extent is Client's name's learning problems affecting him/her socially and emotionally?

Prompts:

Self concept/self esteem

Classroom behaviour

Social skills

Adult relations

Family relations

Peer relations

Frustration tolerance

Anxiety level

Depression

Impulsivity/Reflectivity

Introvert/Extrovert

Locus of control/attributions

Psychopathology

-aggression, reality testing, etc.

CBCL, CDI, SPPC, etc.

  1. To what extent are Client's name's emotional and social problems affecting him/her academically?

Prompts:

Self concept/self esteem

Classroom behaviour

Social skills

Adult relations

Family relations

Peer relations

Frustration tolerance

Anxiety level

Depression

Impulsivity/Reflectivity

Introvert/Extrovert

Locus of control/attributions

Psychopathology

-aggression, reality testing, etc.

CBCL, CDI, SPPC, etc.

  1. To what extent does Client's name's profile suggest that he/she is intellectually gifted?

Prompts:

I.Q.

Language abilities

Logical/Mathematical abilities

Visual/Spatial abilities

Speed of Response

Academic achievement level

Creativity/ Divergent thinking

Task commitment

Talents - artistic and musical abilities

- athletic abilities

School board criteria

  1. How does Client's name learn best?

Prompts:

Size of group

Amount of teacher involvement

Presentation method

-modality

-sequential/simultaneous

-verbal/nonverbal

-concrete/abstract

-meaningfulness

-pace

-direct/discovery

-spaced/massed

-amount of repetition

Response mode

-oral/written

-multiple choice/fill in blank/short answer/essay

-structured workbook/worksheet

-activity or game

-response rate

  1. What is the nature of Client's name's life skills?

Prompts:

Self care - feeding

- dressing

- toileting

Community living - travel

- telephone

- time

- shopping

- money

Household care

Family

Nutrition - grocery shopping

- cooking

Fitness/well-being

Vocational

Human relations

Problem-solving

See Test Templates for:

Vineland

  1. What factors should Client's name consider when making career decisions?

Prompts:

Information processing problems

Learning style

Social/personality factors

Interests

Values

Talents- artistic and musical abilities

- physical and athletic abilities

  1. Are Client's name's vocational goals appropriate?

Prompts:

Existence of goals

Nature of goals

Level of goals

Comparison of goals, abilities, interests, and values

  1. What is an appropriate educational placement for Client's name?

Prompts:

Elementary

-grade placement

-resource room

-special education class

Secondary

-course selection

-resource room

-special education

-vocational program

-cooperative education

  1. What is an appropriate educational program for Client's name?

Prompts:

Reading

Written Language

Mathematics

Learning Strategies

Social and Emotional

Evaluation method

Teacher Qualities/behaviour

Classroom Environment/organization

(refer to ancillary data base of programming strategies)

  1. What is an appropriate placement and program for Client's name?

Prompts:

Elementary

-grade placement

-resource room

-special education class

Secondary

-course selection

-resource room

-special education

-vocational program

-cooperative education

Reading

Written language

Mathematics

Learning strategies

Social

  1. What types of enrichment activities are appropriate f7or Client's name?

Prompts:

Integrated thematic program

Individual research

Thinking/ problem-solving activities

Second/third language instruction

Specialized instruction in a specific subject area

Mentoring

  1. How can Client's name's Parent(s) help Client's name at home?

Prompts:

Academics

Facilitating informal learning

Emotional support

Behaviour management

  1. What additional assessment(s)/treatment(s) are required for Client's name?

Prompts:

Psychological

Medical

-general physical

-opthamological (vision)

-audiological (hearing)

Speech and Language

Physiotherapy

Occupational therapy

Individual counselling/psychotherapy

Family counselling

Group counselling

Social skills training

Play therapy