Cognitive Skills Assessment at LearningRx Charlottesville
Comprehensive cognitive assessment measuring memory, attention, processing speed, and logic to identify root causes of learning struggles. · Charlottesville, VA
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LearningRx Charlottesville's Cognitive Skills Assessment provides a detailed evaluation of core learning abilities including memory, attention, processing speed, auditory processing, and logic. Unlike tutoring that focuses on content delivery, this assessment identifies the root causes of learning difficulties. The evaluation gives you a clear picture of how you or your child learns, why there is a struggle, and specific steps to improve performance in school, work, and daily life.
Session options and pricing
| Session | Price | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Cognitive Skills Assessment | Contact for pricing | Comprehensive evaluation of memory, attention, processing speed, auditory processing, and logic with detailed results and recommendations |
Understanding Brain-Based Assessment vs. Traditional Testing
Traditional academic testing measures what you know. Cognitive skills assessment measures how your brain learns. LearningRx evaluates the underlying mental abilities that make all learning possible - attention, memory, processing speed, auditory processing, and logic.
The brain-based approach recognizes that our brains can grow at any age through neuroplasticity. When students struggle despite tutoring or extra help, it's often because of underlying cognitive skill weaknesses, not lack of effort or intelligence.
This assessment reveals why learning is difficult, not just where difficulties appear. For example, a student struggling in reading might have strong comprehension but weak auditory processing, or excellent memory but slow processing speed. Identifying the specific cognitive bottleneck allows for targeted intervention.
Who Benefits From Cognitive Assessment
LearningRx serves diverse populations: students who need support in reading or math, kids and teens having a hard time in school, learners wanting to push abilities to the next level, those with dyslexia, autism, ADHD, or other cognitive differences, and adults with memory decline or brain injuries.
The assessment is particularly valuable for students who need to work harder or longer than peers on schoolwork, have trouble focusing on lessons and assignments, struggle with core skills like reading or math, or have tried tutoring without seeing results.
For adults, cognitive assessment can identify changes from brain injury, stroke, or age-related decline and establish a baseline for brain training intervention.
What the Assessment Reveals
After the assessment, you receive a clear picture of cognitive strengths and weaknesses across multiple domains. The evaluation measures specific skills that research shows are foundational to learning success.
Results identify not just problem areas but also cognitive strengths that can be leveraged. Understanding your complete cognitive profile allows for personalized training strategies.
The assessment provides specific, actionable steps for improvement rather than vague recommendations. You'll understand exactly which cognitive skills need strengthening and how brain training can address them.
What's Included
Memory Evaluation: Assessment of long-term and working memory capabilities that affect learning retention and recall
Attention Measurement: Evaluation of focus and sustained attention skills critical for classroom and work performance
Processing Speed Analysis: Testing of how quickly your brain processes information and completes mental tasks
Auditory Processing Assessment: Measurement of how well you process and interpret sounds and spoken information
Logic & Reasoning Evaluation: Testing of critical thinking, problem-solving, and reasoning abilities
Detailed Results Report: Clear explanation of cognitive strengths, weaknesses, and specific steps for improvement
Bottom line: LearningRx programs are backed by decades of research and testing, with documented gains across cognitive domains. Among 25,098 clients ages 4-17 who completed programs between 2010-2022, participants gained an average 3.2 years in attention skills, with largest improvements seen in long-term memory, attention, auditory processing, and logic & reasoning.
LearningRx internal outcomes data from 25,098 clients ages 4-17, 2010-2022. Individual results may vary.
Who Is Cognitive Skills Assessment Good For?
Good candidates: Students struggling academically despite effort, learners with ADHD, dyslexia, autism or other cognitive differences, adults experiencing memory decline or recovering from brain injury, anyone wanting to understand their learning profile and maximize cognitive potential.
Who should consult a doctor first: While the assessment is appropriate for most individuals, those with severe neurological conditions should consult with their medical provider. LearningRx works with clients ages 4 through adult.
General safety: Cognitive skills assessment is a non-invasive evaluation process. It measures mental performance through standardized tasks and does not involve medication or physical procedures.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is this different from traditional tutoring?
While tutoring reteaches class content, our assessment identifies underlying cognitive skills like focus, memory, and processing speed that affect all learning. We find the root cause of struggles rather than just reviewing material.
Who should get a cognitive skills assessment?
Anyone struggling with learning, thinking, or performance including students having difficulty in school, those with dyslexia, autism, or ADHD, adults with memory decline or brain injuries, and learners who want to push abilities to the next level.
What cognitive skills are measured?
The assessment evaluates memory, attention, processing speed, auditory processing, and logic - the core learning and thinking skills you use every day.
How long does the assessment take?
Contact LearningRx Charlottesville at (434) 220-7475 to schedule and learn about the assessment timeline. They're available Mon-Fri 8:30am-7:30pm and Saturday 8:30am-3:30pm.
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| Mon | 8:30 AM – 7:30 PM |
| Tue | 8:30 AM – 7:30 PM |
| Wed | 8:30 AM – 7:30 PM |
| Thu | 8:30 AM – 7:30 PM |
| Fri | 8:30 AM – 7:30 PM |
| Sat | 8:30 AM – 3:30 PM |
| Sun | Closed |
