WISC-V Test Preparation Book: Practice for WISC-V Test with Picture Concepts, Pattern Matrix Reasoning, Naming Speed Literacy and Quantity, Symbol ... and Picture Span Subtests
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What’s inside...
The WISC®-V Test Preparation Book is designed to help students aged 6 to 16 prepare for the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children® Fifth Edition (WISC®-V) test. The book includes 160 exercises, subtest instructions, and an answer key with detailed explanations for the Picture Concepts, Pattern Matrix Reasoning, Naming Speed Literacy & Naming Speed Quantity, Symbol Translation, Digit Span, and Picture Span subtests. This practice book is intended to improve test-taking skills and identify cognitive strengths and weaknesses in children. It is important to note that the author of the book is not affiliated with Pearson Education, Inc., the registered trademark holder of the WISC®-V.
Discussion points
What did you find challenging in the practice tests and how did you tackle it?
Which subtest did you enjoy the most and why?
How do you think these exercises help you with your schoolwork?
What new skills do you think you're developing from these practice tests?
Can you explain one of the problems you solved today?
Tip: Role play these questions
Encourage your child to express their feelings about each section of the test, reinforcing that all feelings of challenge are okay and part of the learning process.
Discuss the purpose and benefits of each subtest to help your child see the value in the exercises they're completing.
Celebrate small victories and progress, no matter how minor, to keep your child motivated.
Use real-world examples to explain the importance of the skills being assessed, such as problem-solving or quick thinking.
Ask your child to teach you a concept from the book, enhancing their understanding and confidence through teaching.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Problem-solving skills
Explanation: This book includes various exercises like pattern matrix reasoning and picture concepts that challenge children to identify relationships and solve problems.
Real-World Application: Enhances a child’s ability to analyze situations and make decisions, useful in academic settings and daily life challenges.
Example Lesson: Memory enhancement
Explanation: Activities such as the Picture Span subtests are designed to improve short-term and working memory.
Real-World Application: Helps children in remembering and following instructions, and organizing their tasks and activities more effectively.
Example Lesson: Speed and accuracy
Explanation: Subtests like Naming Speed Literacy require children to quickly process and name objects, improving their response time and precision.
Real-World Application: Aids in developing faster cognitive reflexes that are beneficial in fast-paced learning environments and in everyday situations that require quick thinking.
Example Lesson: Quantitative reasoning
Explanation: The Quantity subtests focus on numerical understanding and reasoning, crucial for mathematical development.
Real-World Application: Supports academic excellence in subjects involving math and logic, and enhances life skills in managing time, money, and resources.
Example Lesson: Visual-spatial skills
Explanation: Through exercises like Symbol Search and Pattern Matrix, the book boosts the ability to understand and remember visual information.
Real-World Application: Facilitates better navigation and understanding of spatial relationships, useful in subjects like geometry, and everyday tasks such as organizing or finding objects.