Comprehensive Assessments
A dyslexia screening is a brief assessment designed to identify whether an individual may be at risk for dyslexia. While a screening does not diagnose dyslexia, it helps determine whether additional evaluation or targeted reading intervention may be beneficial.
Screenings provide valuable insight into a student's literacy skills and can help families make informed decisions about the next steps for support.
How the screening process works.
Phonological Awareness
Understanding what your child hears and how they perceive the sounds within words—an important foundation for learning to read.
Sequencing
Understanding how your child remembers sounds and information in the correct order—a skill that supports both reading and spelling.
Words & Syllables
Getting a clear understanding on how your child hears, counts, and breaks apart words and syllables.
Decoding New Words
Using made-up words helps us see how your child sounds out something they’ve never seen before, rather than relying on memorization.