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(AAB) Academic Achievement Battery

Name: (AAB) Academic Achievement Battery
Brand: (AAB) Academic Achievement Battery
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by Melissa A. Messer, MHS

Benefit

Assesses seven areas of achievement throughout the life span

Format

Individually administered

ADMIN TIME

15 to 30 minutes for the Screening Form and 90 minutes for the Comprehensive Form

Ages

4 to 85 years

Publish Date

2014

Qualifications

Level C required.

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About This Product

BY MELISSA A. MESSER, MHS

A complete yet affordable solution, the Academic Achievement Battery (AAB) can be administered to individuals ages 4 to 85 years in educational, clinical, or research settings. It comprised of two forms—a Comprehensive Form and a Screening Form. Everything you need to administer either version is printed directly on the forms, making administration and scoring straightforward and easy. In addition, both forms include a convenient Fast Guide to help you get started. Unlike similar measures, the AAB requires no certification or intensive preparation.

The AAB offers age- and grade-based (Fall and Spring) normative data and vibrant, modern illustrations. It was developed using academic standards set by the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, the National Council of Teachers of English, Common Core, and Reading First.

The Comprehensive Form

With 15 subtests that compose eight composite scores, the AAB Comprehensive Form can be administered in about 90 minutes and scored in 15 minutes. The AAB Composite provides an overview of the individual’s overall performance on the seven disparate aspects of achievement measured by the AAB. A complete assessment of an individual’s academic skills, the AAB is suitable for use in eligibility decisions or intervention planning.

The AAB also offers discrepancy scores between subtests and composites as well as between other measures, including the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children® and the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale®. A skills analysis allows examiners to identify strengths and weaknesses and make recommendations for intervention planning. Reliable change scores are available for measuring response to intervention.

The Screening Form

Offering four subtests, the AAB Screening Form can be administered in approximately 15 to 30 minutes and scored in 5 to 10 minutes. Measuring basic academic skills including reading, spelling, and math, the AAB Screening Form offers an optional written composition component (it adds 15 minutes to the administration time). When all four subtests are administered, a total composite score can be calculated, which provides the examiner with a snapshot of the individual’s performance in reading, spelling, writing, and math. The AAB Screening Form is an excellent tool to quickly evaluate fundamental academic skills, especially when working with those referred for learning, behavior, or vocational concerns.

Composite score	Subtest	Grade level or age	How it works
Basic Reading	Reading Foundational Skills	Pre-K to Grade 3	Examinee completes tasks focused on rhyming, sound matching, blending, segmenting, deleting, and substitution, demonstrating phonological awareness.
	Letter/Word Reading	Letter Reading: Pre-K to Grade 3; Word Reading: Ages 4 to 85 years	Letter Reading: Examinee identifies lowercase and uppercase letters. Word Reading: Examinee pronounces words of increasing difficulty.
	Reading Fluency	Ages 4 to 85 years	Examinee completes timed reading task, demonstrating oral reading fluency.
Reading Comprehension	Words and Sentences	Words: Pre-K to Grade 3; Sentences: Ages 4 to 85 years	Examinee is presented with a visual stimulus and points to the written word or sentence that matches it.
Reading Comprehension	Passages	K and up	Examinee reads passages of increasing difficulty.
Listening Comprehension	Words and Sentences	Ages 4 to 85 years	Examinee listens to a spoken word or sentence and points to the visual stimulus that matches it.
Listening Comprehension	Passages	Ages 4 to 85 years	Examinee listens to a passage read aloud, and then responds orally to literal and inferential questions.
Expressive Communication	Oral Fluency	Ages 4 to 85 years	Examinee is provided a category, and then lists as many items as possible in 60 seconds.
	Oral Expression	Ages 4 to 85 years	Examinee demonstrates his or her grasp of pragmatics, grammar, and expressive vocabulary.
	Oral Production	Ages 4 to 85 years	Examinee describes an illustrated scene, demonstrating speech output and fluency.
Written Expression	Pre-Writing Skills	Pre-K to Grade 3	Examinee traces lines and figures of increasing difficulty.
	Spelling	Letter Writing: Pre-K to Grade 3; Word Writing: Ages 4 to 85 years	Letter Writing: Examinee writes lowercase and uppercase letters. Word Writing: Examinee spells words of increasing difficulty.
	Written Composition	Grade 3 and up	Examinee spontaneously writes, demonstrating theme, organization, voice, word choice, sentence fluency, presentation, and conventions.
Mathematical Calculation	Mathematical Calculation	Part 1: Pre-K to Grade 3; Part 2: Ages 4 to 85 years	Part 1: Examinee provides oral and written responses to math problems. Part 2: Examinee completes a timed exercise of increasingly difficult math calculations.
Mathematical Reasoning	Mathematical Reasoning	Ages 4 to 85 years	Examinee applies mathematical reasoning to real-life problems through oral response.

Gray shaded subtests are included in the AAB Screening Form and make up the AAB Screening Composite.

BY MELISSA A. MESSER, MHS

The Comprehensive Form

The Screening Form

Composite score	Subtest	Grade level or age	How it works
Basic Reading	Reading Foundational Skills	Pre-K to Grade 3	Examinee completes tasks focused on rhyming, sound matching, blending, segmenting, deleting, and substitution, demonstrating phonological awareness.
	Letter/Word Reading	Letter Reading: Pre-K to Grade 3; Word Reading: Ages 4 to 85 years	Letter Reading: Examinee identifies lowercase and uppercase letters. Word Reading: Examinee pronounces words of increasing difficulty.
	Reading Fluency	Ages 4 to 85 years	Examinee completes timed reading task, demonstrating oral reading fluency.
Reading Comprehension	Words and Sentences	Words: Pre-K to Grade 3; Sentences: Ages 4 to 85 years	Examinee is presented with a visual stimulus and points to the written word or sentence that matches it.
Reading Comprehension	Passages	K and up	Examinee reads passages of increasing difficulty.
Listening Comprehension	Words and Sentences	Ages 4 to 85 years	Examinee listens to a spoken word or sentence and points to the visual stimulus that matches it.
Listening Comprehension	Passages	Ages 4 to 85 years	Examinee listens to a passage read aloud, and then responds orally to literal and inferential questions.
Expressive Communication	Oral Fluency	Ages 4 to 85 years	Examinee is provided a category, and then lists as many items as possible in 60 seconds.
	Oral Expression	Ages 4 to 85 years	Examinee demonstrates his or her grasp of pragmatics, grammar, and expressive vocabulary.
	Oral Production	Ages 4 to 85 years	Examinee describes an illustrated scene, demonstrating speech output and fluency.
Written Expression	Pre-Writing Skills	Pre-K to Grade 3	Examinee traces lines and figures of increasing difficulty.
	Spelling	Letter Writing: Pre-K to Grade 3; Word Writing: Ages 4 to 85 years	Letter Writing: Examinee writes lowercase and uppercase letters. Word Writing: Examinee spells words of increasing difficulty.
	Written Composition	Grade 3 and up	Examinee spontaneously writes, demonstrating theme, organization, voice, word choice, sentence fluency, presentation, and conventions.
Mathematical Calculation	Mathematical Calculation	Part 1: Pre-K to Grade 3; Part 2: Ages 4 to 85 years	Part 1: Examinee provides oral and written responses to math problems. Part 2: Examinee completes a timed exercise of increasingly difficult math calculations.
Mathematical Reasoning	Mathematical Reasoning	Ages 4 to 85 years	Examinee applies mathematical reasoning to real-life problems through oral response.

Gray shaded subtests are included in the AAB Screening Form and make up the AAB Screening Composite.