Visual+and+Auditory+Discrimination


 * []Visual and Auditory Discrimination**

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[] [|ringRecording-Sounds-A.pdf] || k-3 || Assesses the ability to hear and record sounds in words. || Clear instructions for assessment procedures and analysis are included. ||
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 * Name ** || ** Assessment ** || ** Grade ** || ** Strategy ** || ** Comments ** ||
 * Daniel Brant || Auditory Discrimination Test [] || Elementary || This is an article that explains the purpose and process of different types of auditory discrimination tests. The WADT test is focused on as one of the most preferred assessments. || In researching I kept finding that testing of this sort is usually done by a special education teacher or a speech/language pathologist. ||
 * Jacqueline Sosin || [] || K-5 || A wide variety of printable visual perceptual activities are available to increase visual perception. || Activities range from letter matching, incomplete pictures, copying shapes and pictures. You do need a subscription for this but it is well worth it. ||
 * Jessica Shuler || [] || K-2 || This program reads stories aloud (realated to Community, Personal, School, Signs, Transportation and Work). Text is highlighted word by word, line by line, or by complete sentence. Graphics are helpful contemporary and age-appropriate. A test at the end of each story provides speech support and an optional hint feature that directs students to the page that addresses each question. || This program provides easy-to-read text supported with engaging, colorful photos. Story pages can be printed from the PDF on CD or photocopied as well as read aloud by the program. ||
 * Jacqueline Sosin || MLPP Hearing and Recording Sounds Assessment
 * Jessica Shuler || [[file:describingusingadjectives.pdf]]

|| 2nd + || Visually supported worksheets that can be used to assess student understanding and ability to describe nouns, describe/use adjectives and describe/use attributes. || colorful and easy to use visually supported worksheets that can be used to acess student understanding. || @http://pbskids.org/lions/games/ears.html || K-3 || This is a fun online game to promote auditory discrimination. Students must listen and select the missing letter. With mouse over letters, audio is heard. ||  || @http://www.kidzone.ws/prek_wrksht/reading-readiness/index.htm || PreK-K || This page contains activities to develop visual discrimination and visual memory. || Activities include: comparison worksheets-spot the difference, and rhyming worksheets. || @http://www.eyecanlearn.com/ || All || This site contains visual perception skills, tracking skills, focusing skills, and eye teaming skills. ||  ||
 * Andrea Ursitti || [] || K-5 || This site offers easy assessment tools to determine if there are visual discrimination issues as well as resources and strategies to utilize to support the students with visual discrimination issues. These activities enhance visual discrimination for all students and are really helpful. || This site has a lot of resources and strategies. If one assessment or strategy doesn't work there is always another to try. It is very helpful! ||
 * Andrea Ursitti || http://www.teachingexpertise.com/articles/activities-to-develop-auditory-discrimination-skills-1101 || K-5 || This is the same site as above but it is focused on auditory discrimination issues including both tools to determine if there are auditory discrimination issues and the resources and strategies to use to support those students with auditory discrimination issues. These activities are also extremely helpful. Great site! || This site has a lot of resources and strategies. If one assessment or strategy doesn't work there is always another to try. It is very helpful! I really enjoy the fact that the site has a list of what to look for to determine if further testing should be recommended. ||  ||
 * Melissa Jasmund || Auditory Discrimination Online Game
 * Melissa Jasmund || Visual Discrimination
 * Melissa Jasmund || Online visual assessments and exercises
 * Sarah Kenyon || Low Vision: Visual Skills Used for Functional Vision[] || All || Pre-Kinders[] This website has lots of printables you could use with preschoolers to help them with visual discrimination. || This site has instructions on how to assess vision and sample sheets you can use for data collection. ||