School Psychological Report Writer AI Comprehensive© assists school psychologists in easily and efficiently writing both simple and comprehensive reports. Use AI-generated text to write reports or interpret tests.
School Psychological Report Writer AI Comprehensive
School Psychological Report Writer AI Comprehensive® uses the latest artificial intelligence to help you work smarter by quickly generating text for reports or assisting in test interpretation.
This version of requires a license key for AI usage. You can purchase your license key here. Each license code gives you:
- $5 gives you one million tokens input and one million tokens output
- 1 token = approximately four to five words
- Requires School Psychological Report Writer AI Comprehensive
If your license key tokens run out, you can purchase additional keys as you need them.
This major update also includes customizable report headers, data encryption, program refinements and enhanced program stability. Additional new tests were added to the School Assessments, Province/State Assessments, and evaluation sections. Outdated tests were removed from the School Psychological Report Writer AI Comprehensive®.
School Psychological Report Writer AI Comprehensive® Version 44 includes:
- New! Advanced Artificial Intelligence (Parents, Concise and Elaborate Interpretation Levels) to assist in writing reports
- New! Encrypted Data Files can only be read by School Psychological Report Writer AI Enhanced
- Over 425 tests for the 12 individual evaluation sections, including DAS-II NU, Woockcock-Johnson V Cognitive and Achievement tests, WAIS-V, new tests for Australia, Canadian and New Zealand School Psychological Report Writer AI Comprehensive users
- New! Percentile Conversion of test scores
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New! Test Graphs can be saved for later insertion in word processing reports
- New! 27 Allergies added to the Health History Section
- New! Over 120 genetic disorders added to the Health History Section
- New! Over 63 children and adolescent diseases added to the Health History Section
- New! 159 Medications for children and adolescents were added to the Health History section
- New! 91 mental health disorders added to the Health History Section
- New! Redesigned program to be more user-friendly
- New! Expanded program sections for easy narrative entry
- New! Over 770 School interventions listed in Reason for Referral interventions
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New! Test results reported include up to 28 tests with composite scores or 14 tests with both subtests and composite scores
- New! Customizable Report Headers that can be customized for school district report requirements.
- Three Types of Classroom Observation Narrative (Frequency, Momentary Time Sampling, and Duration) and Classroom Observation Charts
- New! PASS PSW model added to the existing Dehn's and CHC PSW models
- Progress Monitoring and Rate of Learning are now part of the Reason for Referral section
- New! Over 750 Classroom Interventions
- School Assessments now include over 251 individual and group-administered tests, including Australia, Canadian and New Zealand assessments
- 192 State and Province assessments
- 1,428 Recommendations for 61 areas, including COVID-19
- A Selective Test Scores® feature that only charts test areas that have scores
- New! Ability-Achievement Reevaluation Charts (51 Intelligence and 58 achievement tests)
- Normal Curve Intelligence Charts and narratives for 43 intelligence tests
- PDFs can now be opened with Microsoft Edge on Windows
- Easy import of report data to the school's district external online reporting systems
- New! Quick Start Revised Guide with Medical History, Developmental Milestones, and Classroom Observation forms in appendixes for easy printing for interviews
Example report
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Report Creation Options

Report Summary and Recommendations

Reason for Referral, 201 School Interventions

Health History Input Fields

Developmental Milestones Input Fields

Classroom Observation

Student Interview Fields


DSM-V Diagnostic Codes

Tests
Includes over 483 tests (including those used in Australia, Canada New Zealand and the United Kingdom):
- 90 Achievement Tests
- 11 Adaptive Scales
- 25 ADHD Scales
- 20 Autism Spectrum Scales
- 107 Behavior Tests
- 18 Developmental Scales
- 23 Executive Function Tests
- 10 Gifted Assessment Scales
- 78 Intelligence Tests
- 24 Memory Tests
- 47 Processing Tests
- 26 Visual-Motor Tests
Additional tests:
- State and Province and State Assessments with over 190 school assessments and 175 province/state tests for educational background information used in the U.S. and Canada
- Includes tests that can be remotely administered to children
- Features an expanded number of behavior tests with Spanish translations
Tests Administered: Test Selection

Tests Results Example

Achievement Test Results

Intelligence Test Results

ADHD Test Results

ADHD Recommendations

Reading Recommendations

Educational Records Review: 206 School Assessments

Educational Records Review: 175 Providence and State Assessments

Charts
Includes special charts for Rate of Learning and Intelligence Normal Distribution.
The Normative Curve Cognitive Score charts section has been enhanced and expanded to include 41 major cognitive tests. In the normal curve narrative feature, the scores are reported using the test’s own score descriptors with colors represented in the normal distribution curve.
Behavior rating scales feature Selective Raters®, which permits the assignment of raters' names in test charts.
All bar charts have the Selective Scores® feature, which only charts test areas that have scores, removing unsightly blank areas.
Sections
The Rate of Learning section includes 20 major RTI tests, but additional tests can be added for analysis. This section includes a new feature, Benchmark Completion Percentage for non-standard scores.
Also includes an expanded section on Dr. Dehn's PSW Model, which is used by many states for specific learning disability identification.
Pattern of Strengths and Weaknesses Analysis
