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WJ IV ACH University Training
WJ IV Tests of Achievement Training Courses
Module 1: Introduction
Course 1: Overview of
the WJ IV Tests of Achievement
Course 2: Strategies
for Establishing
Rapport
Course 3: Navigating
the Test Record
WJ IV Tests of Achievement Training Courses
Module 2: The WJ IV ACH Core Tests
Downloadable Resources
- WJ IV ACH Examiner Training Checklist
- WJ IV ACH General Test Observation Checklist
- WJ IV ACH Test Content, Process, and Construct Descriptions
- WJ IV Assessment Service Bulletin 11: Using the Core-Selective Evaluation Process (C-SEP) With the Woodcock-Johnson IV- From Theory to Practice
- Orientation to the WJ IV Core-Selective Evaluation Process (C-SEP) Webinar
WJ IV Tests of Achievement Training Courses
Module 3: The WJ IV ACH Selective Tests
Downloadable Resources
- WJ IV ACH Examiner Training Checklist
- WJ IV ACH General Test Observation Checklist
- WJ IV ACH Test Content, Process, and Construct Descriptions
- WJ IV Assessment Service Bulletin 11: Using the Core-Selective Evaluation Process (C-SEP) With the Woodcock-Johnson IV- From Theory to Practice
- Orientation to the WJ IV Core-Selective Evaluation Process (C-SEP) Webinar
WJ IV Tests of Achievement Training Courses
Module 4: The WJ IV ACH Clusters and Composite Scores
Downloadable Resources
WJ IV Tests of Achievement Training Courses
Module 5: Making Meaning of Scores
Course 1:
Levels of Interpretive Information
Course 2:
Interpreting Variations and Comparisons
About the Woodcock-Johnson IV Training Program
The WJ IV™ Training Program offers a series of learning courses designed to facilitate your administration,
scoring, and interpretation of the WJ IV suite of assessments.
The training program is divided into modules for each test battery, allowing users to quickly locate the learning courses most applicable to their professional development needs. The modules progress in sequential order from an introduction to the
WJ IV, to administration and scoring the tests and clusters of the WJ IV, to making meaning of derived scores.