Visual Stress Assessment Pack – School Edition
This coloured overlay screener contains everything needed to see if an individual would benefit reading through colour.
This coloured overlay screener contains everything needed to see if an individual would benefit reading through colour.
This coloured overlay screener contains everything needed to see if an individual would benefit reading through colour.
Contents
Two sets of 10 (A5) overlays in sturdy punched zip pockets
Testing pages for reading ability in two font styles and eight font sizes
Full easy to follow assessment instruction manual
Information on Visual Stress symptoms and treatment
Photocopiable recording sheets
Templates for letters to parents and employers
Bibliography and web links
Sturdy D-ring presentation binder
“An 11-year old boy, who was still unable to blend CVC words, was being assessed for Visual Stress using the Visual Stress Assessment Pack. When given a double blue overlay he sat back and said:
“OH! Is that what you mean by a word? Can I start learning to read now?””
Drawing on “gold standard” peer-reviewed scientific research, the Visual Stress Assessment Pack provides anyone involved in detailed assessment of the colour overlay needs of individuals with a full battery of information and assessment tools, presented in a clear, easy to follow format that is accessible to professionals and non-professionals alike.
It also includes background information and research references for those new to Visual Stress interventions, and follow-up material that ensures parents and others can be easily and fully informed of assessment results and recommended further action.
The pack is written and designed for ease of use by non-specialists, and includes everything necessary to carry out a thorough assessment.
Part of the Visual Stress Collection: the winning product of the Education Resources Awards SEN Resource of the Year 2014!
The paper used in the visual stress assessment pack has been purchased through the Carbon Capture Programme and has helped to contribute to over 53,000 trees being planted throughout the UK.
