Psychological Assessment of Learning Skills
Psychological Assessment of Learning Skills
FOR LEARNING
GENERAL DATA:
OBSERVATION
The place where the examined person is located is the room of the
examiner; this room has a rectangular shape, it has a
a width of 5 meters, a length of 8 meters, and a height of 4 meters; presents
melon-colored walls, the floor has cedar-colored tiles and there are 3 windows
large metal structures in black color and opaque glass.
In this place, there are 3 brown chairs, a wooden piece of furniture colored
mahogany full of ornaments and a television; also in the room there
three paintings and a clock hang on the wall.
In the room, there is no one else but the examined person and who
the examiner writes to you; likewise, the room presents well
lighting, is ventilated, is organized and in good condition of
conservation.
INTERPRETATION OF RESULTS:
Body scheme
. Average level. Has slight problems of
recognition of parts of the human body, this
evidence of regular development with the environment
environment.
Language
. Presents average level. Good performance for his/her
age, can recognize objects that are in his/her
around.
Auditory discrimination
. Average level. Good ability for the
sound recognition, having to discriminate from one
good way since it can differentiate them.
Visual discrimination
. Presents average level. Has a good capacity for
visual discrimination, as it can discriminate between objects of
its environment and be able to differentiate them.
Pre-calculus
. Average level. Good ability and orientation.
space to be able to recognize objects in places
different.
Reasoning
. Presents average level. Can follow rules and regulations.
habits and on the other hand is organized and can measure their
acts to not harm another more.
Visomotor Coordination
. Average level presentation. An average domain such as for
the manipulation of different activities to be carried out.
Orientation in space
. Presents average level. It is at the average.
to be able to recognize objects in their environment,
Pre-writing
. Presents lower level. Does not have the ability to follow rules.
and instructions.
CONCLUSION
RECOMMENDATIONS
Clear instructions and visual observation
Fine motor skills exercises daily (clay, paper, sand, etc.)
manipulation.
Develop the language that allows him to understand what he writes and
transmit its meaning.
Body exercises involving the fingers of the hands.
Exploration of materials such as crayons, soft pencils
intermediate, colors, markers, brushes.
Pre-writing exercises should be simple and short.