Description
– This is a recorded session available on demand. Once purchased, you will automatically be sent a recording link and any handouts via email. Clicking these links will download the content onto your device. Please note that access to the downloaded content is only accessible for 2 weeks after purchase –
This CPD course is targeted at specialist assessors who are considering alternatives to the Wide Range Intelligence Test (WRIT) which will be withdrawn from the SASC list of approved tests at the start of January 2026.
The course will give an overview of:
- Conceptualisations of intelligence – the Cattell-Horn Carroll (CHC) and PASS theories.
- The structure and conceptualisation of intelligence of 5 test batteries: RIAS-2, IDS-2, WCJIV-Cog, TOD and CAS-2.
- The subtests in each battery that aim to measure intelligence and/or the ability to find ways to tackle learning tasks, and how these relate to the requirements of the current SASC report format.
- Examples of the kinds of tasks an examinee would be asked to complete in these subtests.
- Basic test information including age range, approximate costs, administration time, standardisation, validity and reliability.
This course is presented by Anita Haigh, an experienced dyslexia specialist working at the Helen Arkell Dyslexia Charity. Anita works as a consultant for parents and as a specialist assessor. She delivers in-service training sessions and parent workshops for schools. She has also lectured and tutored on the Level 5 and Level 7 Diploma training courses for Specialists teachers and assessors.
Purchase below and the link to the recording and the webinar handout will be emailed to you on payment.
*Please note that the webinar will expire 14 days after it is downloaded.*
