WRAT5: Wide Range Achievement Test, 5Ed.

Description

The WRAT5 builds on the test’s history of strong normative data and accuracy estimating premorbid verbal intelligence in lower functioning patients.

Benefits

• Test learners of all ages using the same assessment.
• Screen individuals or small groups (with some subtests) to help identify those requiring a more comprehensive academic achievement evaluation.
• Administer only the subtests that are needed.

Features

Updates to WRAT5 include current normative data; improved subtests and identification of learning disabilities; streamlined rules; and digital administration, scoring and reporting for four subtests:

• Word Reading: measures untimed letter identification and word recognition. The examinee reads aloud a list of letters/words.
• Sentence Comprehension: measures the ability to identify the meaning of words and to comprehend the ideas and information in a sentence using an untimed modified cloze procedure.
• Spelling: measures an individual’s ability to write letters and words from dictation without a time limit.
• Math Computation: measures an individual’s ability to count, identify numbers, solve simple oral math problems, and calculate written math problems with a time limit.
• A Reading Composite score is created by combining the Word Reading and Sentence Comprehension standard scores.