The TEWL-2 is one of the only measures of written language expression in children. Suitable for individual assessment with children ages 4 to 10, it is grounded in current research on developing literacy abilities. Because research has shown that mechanics and content are equally important to overall literacy aptitude, these areas are equally assessed.

    Two equivalent forms are included, each with Basic Writing and Contextual Writing subtests, so you can easily monitor a child's improvement by re-testing. The TEWL-2 takes 30-45 minutes to administer and provides raw scores, age equivalents, normal curve equivalents, and ratings. Scores can be profiled for diagnosis of strengths and weaknesses.