Learning Disability Evaluation: Screening at Learnability

What Does a Learning Disability Evaluation Include?

A learning disability assessment looks at key skills to understand a child’s strengths and challenges. It includes a cognitive skills evaluation and more.

• Reading skills, including phonemic awareness and fluency
• Writing abilities, from spelling to sentence structure
• Math understanding, covering number sense and problem-solving
• Memory and processing speed for learning tasks
• Attention and focus to see how they impact learning
• Language skills, including comprehension and expression

This helps find the right support so children can build confidence and progress in school.

How Does a Learning Disability Assessment Work?

Understanding a child’s learning needs begins with a structured process designed to identify challenges.

• Online Questionnaire: Parents provide insights into their child’s learning behaviors and struggles.
• Interactive Tasks: Engaging reading and comprehension exercises assess skill levels.
• Skill-Based Screening Test: Measures reading, writing, and processing abilities to pinpoint difficulties.
• Behavioral Observations: Tracks attention, memory, and problem-solving strategies.
• Expert Review: Specialists analyze results to recommend the best support program.

Who Should Take the Assessment?

This assessment helps identify learning struggles and find the right support for children who need guidance.

It is designed for:

• Kids who struggle with reading, writing, or spelling beyond their grade level
• Children with ADHD, dyslexia, or other learning challenges
• Students who have trouble understanding or remembering spoken information
• Those who avoid reading or get frustrated with schoolwork
• Parents looking for ways to support their child’s learning needs