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Learning Ability Test
A Learning Ability Assessment and IQ Test are psychological assessments designed to evaluate a child's intellectual ability, learning capacity, cognitive skills, and developmental potential. Using standardized psychological assessment tools, psychologists compare a child's abilities with age-based expectations to help parents gain a comprehensive understanding of their child’s learning profile.
This assessment is suitable for children who may have concerns about: Learning difficulties, Slow academic progress, Attention and concentration challenges, Possible developmental delays, Understanding their child's strengths and potential. The assessment results can help parents and professionals develop appropriate learning strategies, support developmental growth, and create educational plans that match each child’s individual abilities.
Your Child Is Learning More Slowly Than Peers or Academic Results Do Not Match Their Potential
Some children may experience difficulties with reading, writing, mathematics, or understanding lessons, even when they receive appropriate teaching and support.
A Learning Ability Assessment helps identify possible reasons behind learning challenges and provides a clearer understanding of the child’s cognitive abilities and learning profile.
Concerned About Your Child’s Learning Development Compared With Their Age
If you notice that your child:
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Learns new information more slowly than expected
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Has difficulty remembering what they have learned
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Needs significantly more time to complete learning task
An IQ Test and Learning Ability Assessment can provide a structured comparison with age-based developmental expectations and help identify areas that may require additional support
Understand Your Child’s Strengths, Potential, and Best Learning Approach
A psychological assessment is not only designed to identify difficulties—it also helps reveal your child's unique strengths and abilities.
Understanding your child’s learning profile allows parents to make informed decisions about: Educational planning, Skill development, Learning strategies
Personalized support for future growth
Who Is Who Is Learning Ability Assessment Suited For?
Which Assessment Is Right for Your Child?
Choosing the most appropriate assessment depends on: your child’s age, specific concerns you have noticed, the purpose of the assessment. Different assessments may focus on areas such as: Intelligence (IQ), Learning ability, Cognitive development. Selecting the right assessment helps ensure that the results are meaningful and can be used effectively for planning your child’s support and development.
If you would like guidance on which assessment is suitable for your child, our team at Mahajitnakhon Clinic is available to provide professional recommendations.
IQ and Learning Ability Assessment
with WISC-V
The WISC–V (Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children – Fifth Edition) is a widely recognized standardized intelligence assessment designed to provide a detailed understanding of a child's cognitive abilities.
Rather than focusing only on an IQ score, WISC–V provides a broader picture of how your child thinks, understands information, solves problems, and learns. It helps create a “map of your child’s thinking abilities”—showing areas of strength and areas where additional support may help your child reach their full potential.
Age
6-16 Yrs
Duration
2 Hrs+
Who Is Suitable For?
What Does the WISC–V Assess?
What Will Parents Receive?
What Is the WISC–V Assessment Like and How Long Does It Take?
Academic Achievement Assessment
with TSAT
The TSAT (Thai Standardized Achievement Test) is an academic achievement assessment designed to evaluate a child’s practical learning skills in key academic areas, including reading, writing, and mathematics.
The assessment helps identify:
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Which academic skills your child performs well in
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Which areas your child may find challenging
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The specific learning skills that may require additional support
The results provide valuable information for parents, schools, and professionals to develop more accurate and effective learning support plans tailored to each child.
Age
6-12 Yrs
Duration
1.5 Hrs+
Who Is Suitable For?
What Skills Does TSAT Assess?
Can TSAT Identify Learning Difficulties?
What Will Parents Receive?
Start Understanding Yourself in a Way That Fits You
A Learning Ability Assessment is one of the tools that can help you, as parents, better understand your child and use those insights for their education plan, academic intervention program - to the best of their learning skills.
If you are unsure which assessment is right for your needs, you can explore our full range of psychological assessments, learn more about assessments for adults, or contact our clinical psychologists for professional guidance and appointment scheduling.
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