Jason Kauffman Strengths

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Strengths- Jason had many strengths when administering the Kauffman Assessment. He showed great strength in reading comprehension and in spelling. He showed great speed and accuracy when doing these sections. Jason mentioned he enjoys reading and spelling is fun for him. Jason was confident and worked quickly during the whole administration of the test.

One of Jason's strongest skills is the math computation. In math computation, he scored 15 correct and has an age equivalent of 8-3. He would have gotten all of the answer's right, but he missed one by a careless mistake in his calculation. When Jason took the math concepts and application test he scored 36 problems correctly and earned an age equivalence of 7-9. His strong points during

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