Why Assessments Matter

Learning assessments help uncover why a child may be struggling academically. They evaluate cognitive skills, memory, processing speed, attention, and academic achievement. Understanding these areas provides clarity for both families and teachers.

What Happens During an Assessment

Contrary to what many parents expect, assessments are child-friendly, interactive, and designed to make children feel comfortable. Educational psychologists use puzzles, stories, memory games, and academic tasks to understand how a child thinks, learns, and solves problems.

How Results Help Families and Schools

Reports offer detailed insights and actionable recommendations - for example, classroom accommodations, targeted interventions, or specific learning strategies. Rather than labelling a child, assessments provide a roadmap to help them succeed with the right support.