Here’s an occupational therapy assessment tool that lives up to its name. EASY-OT is a collection of summary forms, informal checklists, and resource materials for guiding evaluations, documenting results, and planning interventions. There are no norms associated with EASY-OT, but it does provide space to record results from the 14 most commonly used standardized tests. Because it’s provided on an unlimited-use CD, you can use EASY-OT repeatedly, printing out forms and generating reports as needed.
EASY-OT includes four Assessment Forms: Pre-K–2nd Grade; Grades 3–8; Grades 9–12; and Low Functioning (for students with developmental or physical disabilities). Each form assesses school-related skills in five areas:
Fine-Motor
Gross-Motor
Visual–Perceptual
Visual–Motor
Self-Help
In addition, 18 templates help you evaluate preprinting, writing, coloring, cutting, and other skills. And four supplementary forms offer useful assessment options:
Screening Form—A time-saving checklist that helps determine the need for a complete EASY-OT assessment
Annual Report Form—A systematic way to document progress, track eligibility for services, and organize IEP considerations
Sensory Processing Skills Addendum—A checklist evaluating the impact of sensory processing skills on school performance
Life Skills Addendum—A vocational/life skills checklist that completes the picture of student functioning
Whether you choose computer administration or print out the forms, addenda, and templates for paper-and-pencil administration, you’ll use the EASY-OT again and again.
Here’s an occupational therapy assessment tool that lives up to its name. EASY-OT is a collection of summary forms, informal checklists, and resource materials for guiding evaluations, documenting results, and planning interventions. There are no norms associated with EASY-OT, but it does provide space to record results from the 14 most commonly used standardized tests. Because it’s provided on an unlimited-use CD, you can use EASY-OT repeatedly, printing out forms and generating reports as needed.
EASY-OT includes four Assessment Forms: Pre-K–2nd Grade; Grades 3–8; Grades 9–12; and Low Functioning (for students with developmental or physical disabilities). Each form assesses school-related skills in five areas:
Fine-Motor
Gross-Motor
Visual–Perceptual
Visual–Motor
Self-Help
In addition, 18 templates help you evaluate preprinting, writing, coloring, cutting, and other skills. And four supplementary forms offer useful assessment options:
Screening Form—A time-saving checklist that helps determine the need for a complete EASY-OT assessment
Annual Report Form—A systematic way to document progress, track eligibility for services, and organize IEP considerations
Sensory Processing Skills Addendum—A checklist evaluating the impact of sensory processing skills on school performance
Life Skills Addendum—A vocational/life skills checklist that completes the picture of student functioning
Whether you choose computer administration or print out the forms, addenda, and templates for paper-and-pencil administration, you’ll use the EASY-OT again and again.
