Test Taking
Standardized assessments such as the MEAP, the Private School Admission Test (High School), SAT and the ACT are designed to measure general educational development and the ability to complete grade or college-level work. Questions on these tests are content and curriculum-based, directly related to what has been learned in school. The listening, organization and memory difficulties of students with auditory processing disorders must be considered in helping them to cope with the demands of standardized assessment as well as school. Personalized learning paths effectively fill in those gaps.
- Improve your vocabulary, comprehension, and overall reading skills. fluent word recognition and spelling and decoding abilities.
- Organize and analyze tasks, set goals, identify and orchestrate resources for accomplishing the task.
- Be familiar with the format of the ACT, High School Admission Test (private high schools) the MEAP and standardized tests in general. Learn which strategies work for you and take actual practice exams.
- Personalized learning paths that help students connect with prior knowledge will prioritize what is important to know and helps the student organize relevant pieces of information.
Our active prep programs are designed to individually improve language processing speed as well as the ability to survive the standardized testing environment. Our language processing programs are individualized and scientifically validated. Current knowledge is evaluated in order to identify what content may have been missed. These programs help bring success in school.
