The Report Writer for the WJ III contains everything practitioners need
to write comprehensive psycho-educational reports based on an individual's
performance on the WJ III.
Features
The Report Writer for the WJ III has expanded report writing capabilities. The program:
- Contains the WJ III interpretive plan and integrates contextual information from nine criterion-referenced checklists with test scores
- Helps professionals create more comprehensive and understandable reports
- Contains an intellectual ability/achievement discrepancy comparison procedure with the WJ III Tests of Achievement and the WJ III Tests of Cognitive Abilities, UNIT™, CAS, BVAT, WISC-III®, and WAIS® III
Interpretive Resource
The Report Writer for the WJ III is a valuable interpretive resource for practitioners. The program's interpretation is based on the insights of Dr. Richard Woodcock, the senior author of the WJ III. Using the program allows practitioners to take advantage of Dr. Woodcock's insights by incorporating his interpretation into their reports. The program produces an accurate and comprehensive report and allows practitioners more time to focus on other aspects of the assessment, such as background information, reason for referral, clinical impressions, and recommending appropriate and helpful interventions.
Minimum System Requirements
The Report Writer for the WJ III includes a Windows® and a Macintosh® based software program on CD-ROM, software instructions, and a manual with all checklists printed as blackline masters, which users can photocopy.
Windows
- Microsoft® Windows 95/98/NT 4.0/2000/Me
- 486 processor
- 16 MB of free RAM
- CD-ROM Drive
- 5 MB of free hard disk space
- VGA resolution monitor
- Printer supported by MS Windows
Macintosh
- Apple® system software version 7.5.5 through 9.1
- Apple Macintosh computer with 68020 processor
- 16 MB of free RAM
- CD-ROM Drive
- 10 MB of free hard disk space
- Macintosh-compatible printer
