SpLD Assessment Practitioner
Dyslexia & Dyscalculia Assessor
Beate Davies
Dyslexic & Dyscalculic Asssessments
At Surrey’s Learning and Counselling Centre our unique learning environment supports you and your child when you discover she/he is having problems learning.
We understand your concerns our team of highly qualified Specialist Teachers is here to support and guide you. If after a consultation you decide that a diagnostic assessment is required we will then talk you through the process answering any questions and alleviating any fears you might have.
The assessments can provide an official diagnosis of dyslexia/dyscalculia and identify any other underlying learning difficulties. This usually takes 2.5 hours in the calm surroundings of SLCC.
Known as Bea, I have over 30 years experience teaching in both the state and independent sector. With a genuine and deep interest in the impact of neurodiversity on learning, I became a Specialist Teacher and Assessor. My particular interests are in literacy and numeracy and I assess a wide range, including DSA appropriate assessments.
My assessments provide an in-depth profile which helps with a deeper understanding of strengths and weakness and supports self esteem and learning.
Qualifications
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BSc (Hons) (Physics) King’s College, London
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PGCE (Science and Maths) St Mary’s, London
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MA (Education) King’s College, London
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Level 7 (Postgraduate) Literacy Difficulties, The Open University
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AMBDA (Associate Member British Dyslexia Association)
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Assessment Practicing Certificate (APC), Professional Association of Teachers of Students with Specific Learning Difficulties (PATOSS)
SLCC will give you a detailed interpretation of test results, each report will include:
Summary of background information from home and school/college, including history of support at school/college.
A detailed interpretation of test results, including:
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General Ability
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Attainments, reading, spelling, writing
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Cognitive processing skills, e.g. memory, phonological awareness, speed of phonological processing
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Conclusion – a rounded view of assessment findings
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Table of test scores
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Essential recommendations for supporting the learner:
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General (if appropriate)
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At home
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In the classroom
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Access arrangements in exams (if appropriate)
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Specialist teacher/tutor (if appropriate)
Full details of all the tests used in the session will be included for reference.
If the individual is entering Higher Education, the report will be tailored to meet the requirements of the University and to access a Disabled Students Allowance (DSA), if appropriate.
Suggestions for Access Arrangements in examinations will be included if appropriate.
NB: Mathematical skills will also be investigated during this assessment.
Dyslexic Assessment fee: £675
Combined Dyscalculia & Dyslexic fee: £975
To Book an Assessment or for more information please contact SLCC on 07824827850 or email cathy@slcc.life