Some of the different Dyslexia Tests used in Europe
There is no standard measurement, or standard test, of dyslexia in Europe. Assessors in different countries and regions use different tests, or a collection of tests, in their assessment of dyslexia. Here you will find the most commonly used tests that we have found in the countries covered by our studies, and an explanation of how they are used.
Dysmate/literate dyslexiatesting are developed to unveil reading- and writing-difficultys in kids, youth and adults. Its a screening-test that can be performed on one person or a group.
Logos is a test used for mapping reading-ability and diagnosing dyslexia.
LOGOS is a digital test, that tests for Reading Fluency, Decoding, Reading and listening comprehension, working memory and spelling.
Each stage of a student's education has different assessment guidelines. Likewise, this tool has different specific guidelines that can help teachers deal with these students in the classroom and help them in different aspects of learning that may be more difficult for them.
The aspects evaluated are the knowledge of spelling rules, accentuation and phoneme-grapheme conversion, the use of capital letters and punctuation marks, knowledge of spelling and text planning.
Rapid Automatized Naming and Rapid Alternating Stimulus Tests
The RAN and RAS Tests are considered to be the "gold standard" of naming tests. They are an important addition to any prediction battery or diagnostic assessment of oral and written language.
The purpose of the assessment using this material is to identify a child's level of proficiency in reading aloud, comprehension, and handwriting skills as well as to detect specific deficiencies in both reading and writing
TOWRE-2 is a measure of an individual's ability to pronounce printed words (Sight Word Efficiency) and phonemically regular nonwords (Phonemic Decoding Efficiency) accurately and fluently.
This is an individually administered reading assessment that allows you to closely observe a pupil’s reading behaviours, strengths and areas for development.
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