Produce a report that includes a brief narrative and table of scores. The narrative explains the purpose of the test and what it measures and includes behavioral observations (if provided by the examiner). Depending on the scoring options you select, the table of scores can report raw scores, age equivalents (AE), percentile ranks (PR), standard scores (SS), change-sensitive scores, T scores, z scores, and normal curve equivalents (NCE). Test validity statements (if entered by the examiner) and item detail information with domain/subdomain, item stem, number of points received, and item level notes (if entered by the examiner) are also included. The report also provides basic or extended descriptions of the assessed domains. This report can be previewed, printed, saved, or launched as a PDF file.
1. To produce a Child Complete Report—Comprehensive Report, choose Reports > Child Reports.
2. When the Child–Search and Manage page opens, use the Search features to locate the child record. Click
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3. The Select Report Type page opens. From the Child Complete list, select Comprehensive Report and click
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4. Use the Comprehensive Report criteria page to select the assessment date.
Indicate whether you want to include item level notes in the report.
Select whether to include either short or expanded domain descriptions.
Select the scores you want to report for the assessed domains.
Select the report format.
| • | PDF—Select this format to produce a file that can be viewed in Adobe Acrobat Reader. |
| • | Rich Text Format—Select this report type to produce a report that can be viewed and edited in a word-processing application. |
5. Click
to produce the report.