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The document provides information about a workshop on administering, scoring, and interpreting the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children - Fourth Edition (India) or WISC-IV India. The one-day workshop will be held on September 15, 2013 in Hyderabad, India from 10am to 6pm. It is aimed at qualified M.Phil and Ph.D psychologists, as well as final year psychology students. The registration fee is Rs. 2,300 for professionals and Rs. 1,800 for students, with the deadline for registration being September 12, 2013. The facilitator will be Ms. Chhaya Sinha and the venue is listed.
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Dear Sir/Madam,
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We would be extremely grateful if you could kindly nominate a few of your executives for the above programme, at the earliest.
Looking forward to receiving nominations from your esteemed organization,
Thanking you,
Yours faithfully,
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- 1. WORKSHOP NAME: Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children - Fourth Edition (India) DATE: 15th-September-2013 (Sunday) TIMINGS: 10.00 am to 6.00 pm LEARNING OUTCOME: The participants will learn how to administer, score and interpret WISC-IV India Certificate of participation from Pearson ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA: Qualified M. Phil & Ph. D Psychology SPECIAL CONSIDERATION: Training will be provided to M. Sc/ MA Psychology but Interpretation to be done under supervision Final year students of Psychology (Graduation) can also attend. FACILITATOR: Ms. Chhaya Sinha (M.Phil in Clinical Psychology) REGISTRATION FEE: 2,300/- (Two Thousand and Three Hundred Rupees) for professionals 1,800/- (One Thousand and Eight Hundred Rupees) for students The cost includes lunch, tea and handout only. It does not include the assessment kit. Pay either in cash, cheque / D.D in favour of 'Afshan Jabeen' payable at Hyderabad. Confirmation will be emailed upon receipt of the completely filled form & payment. LAST DATE FOR REGISTRATION: 12-September-2013 VENUE: Ripples Training Hall, Rizwan Residency, 12-2-725/26/B, P & T Colony, Rethi Bowli, Mehdipatnam, Hyderabad-28, A.P, India For registration and enquiries contact: 9160030175 / afshan@ripples-cel.com
- 2. Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children - Fourth Edition (India) Description: The Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children® - Fourth Edition (India) (WISC-IVINDIA ) builds on contemporary approaches in cognitive psychology and intellectual assessment, to give you an up to date, culturally appropriate and relevant tool to support your clinical judgment and guide your intervention. It is a gold standard test used globally and across India for assessing children's intellectual ability. It comes with India norms. Use the WISC-IVINDIA to obtain a valid and comprehensive profile of a child's cognitive strengths and weaknesses, in the Indian context in order to ensure appropriate intervention. WISC-IVINDIA combines the benefits of the most recent version of the WISC and has been adapted to be more relevant for India. Key features include: Culture appropriate items Norms for children in India Increased developmental appropriateness Increased emphasis on composite scores Increased attention to Working Memory and Processing Speed More user-friendly administration and scoring Reflects current theory and practice of cognitive assessment of children New Subtests of the WISC-IV reflect current clinical knowledge and practice Matrix Reasoning - measures fluid reasoning Picture Concepts - measures fluid reasoning, perceptual organization, and categorization Letter-Number Sequencing - measures working memory Word Reasoning - measures reasoning with verbal material Cancellation - measures processing speed using random and structured animal target forms India Norms include: Scaled scores by age Composite scores and Full Scale IQ Process Scores Composite Scores: It has four composite scores and the Full Scale IQ.This system incorporates current theory and offers a better understanding of a child’s information processing abilities that will in turn help intervention Applications: To obtain a comprehensive assessment of general cognitive functioning As part of an assessment to identify learning difficulties, giftedness and cognitive strengths and weaknesses To guide treatment planning in clinical and educational settings For research purposes