In familiarizing yourself with the Woodcock Johnson IV Tests of Achievement, you have multiple tools at your disposal. Included with each test kit is an examiner's manual and a training manual. In case of a discrepancy in the materials, always follow what is stated in the examiner's manual.
Additionally, third parties have created documents to help train examiners. One such document from Frederick County Public Schools is an excellent resource that has been put together in a format that is easy to read and sticks to essentials. Again, in the case of any discrepancy in information, always follow what is stated in the examiner's manual from the publisher.
Additionally, third parties have created documents to help train examiners. One such document from Frederick County Public Schools is an excellent resource that has been put together in a format that is easy to read and sticks to essentials. Again, in the case of any discrepancy in information, always follow what is stated in the examiner's manual from the publisher.
For a brief guide of the report score output and how to describe the results of testing, see the following word document.
If you have taken the WJ-IV Tests of Achievement Training from Washington County School District and would like a copy of the presentation, you may find it here. A password provided to you in the training will allow you to open the file.
If you are an experienced WJ examiner and have taken the "refresher" course, here is a copy of the presentation.