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Psycho-Educational Assessment for G. Rakshan

G.Rakshan is a 6-year-old male assessed for IQ and learning disabilities, obtaining a standard IQ score of 87, indicating low average intellectual functioning. He exhibits difficulties in reading, spelling, and has attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, which affects his academic performance. Recommendations include parental counseling and attention-enhancing therapy or one-on-one remedial tutoring.

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Psycho-Educational Assessment for G. Rakshan

G.Rakshan is a 6-year-old male assessed for IQ and learning disabilities, obtaining a standard IQ score of 87, indicating low average intellectual functioning. He exhibits difficulties in reading, spelling, and has attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, which affects his academic performance. Recommendations include parental counseling and attention-enhancing therapy or one-on-one remedial tutoring.

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PSYCHO-EDUCATIONAL ASSESSMENT REPORT

Name: [Link] Age:6 years Sex: Male Place: Urban


Education: UKG Date of Evaluation: 4 th Oct 2024
Reason for Referral: IQ & Learning Disability Assessment
[Link]:The [Link]. Coimbatore
I . TESTS ADMINISTERED
1. Raven’s colored Progressive Matrices
2. ADHD Rating scale
3. Specific Learning Disability Assessment (Schonell Graded Word Reading & Graded Spelling Test)
II. GENERAL TEST BEHAVIOUR
He was conscious and co-operative. Rapport could be established. Eye to eye contact was
found to be good. He was found to be restless and impulsive.
III. ATTENTION AND CONCENTRATION

His attention could be aroused and sustained for a long time.


IV. COMPREHENSION OF TEST INSTRUCTIONS:

His Comprehension capacity was found to be inadequate.


V. LANGUAGE AND COMMUNICATION:

He could speak fluently, non-verbal communication was found to be fair.


VI. SENSORY ABILITY a) Vision : Normal
b) Audition : Normal

VII. MOTOR ABILITIES: a) Gross-motor : Normal


b) Fine-motor : Impaired
VIII. SELF-HELP SKILLS:
a) Independent - Nil
b) Partially dependent - Toileting, dressing, Brushing Eating
c) Fully dependent - Nil

IX. PROBLEM BEHAVIOUR OBSERVED/ REPORTED:

 H/o difficulty in academic performance / inattention/ hyperactive


X. Test Description & Findings.
The CPM measures nonverbal skills that involve making meaning out of confusion; the
ability to forge largely nonverbal constructs that make it easy to handle complexity.

Summary of Scores
CPM
SCORES
Raw score 17
Standard Score 85
Percentile Rank 25
Raw Score Confidence 99.9%
Interval
Standard scores confidence 99.9%
interval
Age equivalent 5.5 years

The CPM standard score indicates 85,that the child has average low nonverbal ability. His
percentile rank indicates that he is at 25, Percent of scores obtained by children in this test.
 On reading Test, he has difficulty significant in reading, not able to identify alphabets
and numbers ,
 On writing – poor hand writing, slowness and spatial difficulty noted.
 On spelling – spelling errors, auditory discrimination difficulties,( b& d confusion)
his spelling age was placed at 5 years and Grade at LKG std level.

 On ADHD Rating scale – parent version, he has both inattention and


hyperactivity..
SUMMARY
[Link] is a 6 years old male who was brought with the complaints difficulty
in concentration and learning . During the evaluation, he displayed good attention. On the
IQ assessment he obtained an IQ of 87 , which falls into the category of Low Average
Intellectual Functioning.
On Specific Learning Disability Assessment, he has difficulty in reading and
spelling. He has Attention deficit hyperactivity which interferes with the academic activities.
RECOMMENDATIONS:
 Parental counseling-
 He would benefit from attention enhancing therapy and remedial class. OR one to
one remedial tutoring.

REPORTED BY
Dr.N. LAKSHMANAN. M.A., MPhil ([Link]) PhD.
CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST
[Link]:A-25341
To

The Principal.
BVB- CBSE school
Coimbatore

Madam,

[Link] is a 7 years old male who was referred with the complaints
of difficulty in concentration and learning . On the IQ assessment he obtained
an IQ of 87 , which falls into the category of Low Average Intellectual
Functioning.
On Specific Learning Disability Assessment, he has difficulty in
reading and spelling. He has Attention deficit hyperactivity with lack of
communication which interferes with the academic activities.
He has been attending the therapy session - weekly 3 days for the
past 3 months but not regularly. He still needs therapy session one more year.

Dr.N. LAKSHMANAN. M.A., MPhil ([Link]) PhD.


CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST
[Link]:A-25341

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