The Gibson Test includes seven sub-tests: 1) processing speed, 2) memory (working and long-term), 3) word attack, 4) visual processing, 5) auditory processing (two sub-tests) and 6) logic and reasoning. It takes about 35-40 minutes to complete the assessment. Results are available to administrators upon completion.


Process steps

  1. School applies to gsmith.trsm@gmail.com.
  2. School designates lead person.
  3. Lead person reviews the materials and takes the assessment so they understand the process. They familiarize themselves with the administrative system. A local agent will provide training, or in cases where a local agent is not available, remote training is available through the school’s account representative.
  4. One or a few students are tested to ensure the labs are set up correctly for testing, and to make sure the websites can be accessed and a current version of Adobe Flash is loaded.
  5. Students are registered. Tutorial.
  6. Assessment is scheduled and administered to groups of students in the lab or individually as needed.
  7. Test results are available in the administrative system upon completion of the assessment.
  8. Tutorial on how to run a group test report is available in the administrative tutorial system.


Teacher Instructions to administer the assessment


We also can provide a short assessment for Kindergarten and 1st grade to measure Letter Sound Skills.
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