Dyslexia Quest Screening

Description

Nessy believes that all students should be screened for dyslexia by the age of 7 to identify and support all struggling readers in the classroom. This dyslexia test provides a snapshot of learning abilities linked to dyslexia and because it’s games based, students have fun without realizing they are being assessed.

  • Assessment game 1. Visual Word Memory – Using commonly misspelled words, hold a visual memory of a word and find the correct match.
  • Assessment game 2. Auditory Sequential Memory – Listen to a series of instructions and follow them in the correct sequence.
  • Assessment game 3. Visual Sequential Memory – See a sequence of graphic symbols and find the correct match. Speed and accuracy are scored.
  • Assessment game 4. Processing Speed – How quickly can a sequence of symbols be matched to numbers.
  • Assessment game 5. Phonological Awareness – Complete a variety of phonological activities: phoneme omission and addition. Phoneme manipulation. Phoneme sequencing.
  • Assessment game 6. Working Memory – Listen, then recall a sequence of numbers in reverse order.

History & Research

Nessy Headquarters is located in the same building as the Bristol Dyslexia Center and specialist school and was founded by a teacher from the center. As a result of our insider knowledge and research, the Dyslexia Quest Screening App released in 2011 was based on the tests of educational psychologists, mirroring the output that they would assess to determine the likelihood of dyslexia.

The efficacy of our app has been researched thoroughly by Barry Carbol, Ph.D. Since the release of the app we have been working to develop it into a more comprehensive dyslexia test that provides a snapshot of learning abilities linked to dyslexia and because it’s games based, students have fun without realizing they are being assessed.

To understand the reports and the help children with dyslexia require further, we recommend partnering your screening tool with both Dyslexia Training and intervention therapy in the form of Nessy Reading & Spelling.

Key Features

  • Covers age ranges 5-7, 8-10 & 11-16
  • Tests memory and learning skills in 6 games
  • Teachers can review all student results in one place
  • Easy to understand assessment reports
  • Children collect yetis and have fun
  • 3 pathways up yeti mountain
  • More than 100,000 apps sold
  • Takes just 20 minutes

Pricing

Plan Price Details
Dyslexia Quest Screening $20.00/year For ages 5-7, 8-10, and 11-16 years.
Dyslexia Quest iOS app $9.99 Paid mobile app.

Reviews

Elementary Educator
July 6, 2016

Nessy Quest Screening is a screening tool, which helps diagnose where a child may be having deficiencies and trouble with reading. It helps parents and schools begin a serious conversation about where to start for more aggressive intervention and testing.

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