Cognitive Skills Survey

If your child struggles to learn or read, you want answers. Some would suggest that you blame the school, the teachers, or the curriculum. Others would have you blame your child! STOP! The majority of learning struggles are due to weakness in underlying skills.
Finally! Get your questions answered.

Please select how often these types of behavior occur in your son/daughter compared to kids the same age and gender:

Distracted by other activities
Reading is slow
Poor reading comprehension
Often asks to have things repeated
Poor sense of direction or reading maps
Difficulty understanding stories or jokes
Has difficulty maintaining attention
Slow, deliberate speech
Makes spelling errors in written assignments
Has difficulty remembering telephone numbers
Jigsaw puzzles are difficult or avoided
Poor at or avoids games like chess and checkers
Has difficulty organizing activities
Writing assignments take a long time
Has difficulty sounding out unknown words
Needs to look multiple times when copying
Misreads similar words
Takes a while to catch on to new things
Has difficulty doing two things at once
Takes a long time to complete tasks
Oral reading is slow or choppy
Difficulty following verbal directions
Poor at or dislikes drawing
Doesn't like card games
Is impulsive
Avoids or has difficulty with video games
Needs words repeated when taking spelling tests
Has difficulty recalling stories and jokes
Has difficulties with word math problems
Has problems seeing the big picture

Attention Score:
Processing Speed Score:
Auditory Processing Score:
Memory Score:
Visual Processing Score:
Logic and Reasoning Score:

How To Understand Your Scores

A score of:

6 or below suggests normal range in that skill set
7 - 9 indicates a possible weakness in those skills
10 or 11 suggests a likely weakness
12 or above suggests a significant weakness

Like most parents, you know the symptoms: struggling in school, frustration, repeated failure, or difficulty. Now you know there is a likely ROOT CAUSE of the problem. The good news? Skills can be strengthened.

If this survey result suggests skill deficiencies, call your nearest LearningRx center today. A professional will review your scores, and if you desire, schedule an affordable but comprehensive skills test. Your child can learn and read faster and easier.