🇬🇧 Dysmate Certification course

What is dyslexia? A free course by Dysmate

1.1. Introduction: what is dyslexia?

1 Quiz

1.2. Facts and myths about dyslexia

1 Quiz

1.3. How do you know if you have dyslexia?

1 Quiz

1.4. Sensitivity and specificity

1 Quiz

1.5. 10 questions about dyslexia with Professor of Educational Psychology Dr Trude Nergård Nilssen

1 Quiz

1.6. Testing for dyslexia: screening versus diagnosis

1.7. About Dysmate

1.8. Become a Certified test administrator

1 Quiz

One question before you proceed

Dysmate Certification course for test administrators

2.1. Dyslexia and reading comprehension disorder

1 Quiz

2.2. Markers of dyslexia

1 Quiz

2.3. Screening for risk

1 Quiz

2.4. Interpretation of the Dysmate test results

4 Topics | 1 Quiz

how it works: summary

how it works: dictation

how it works: the word chain test

how it works: other sub-tests

2.5. Dysmate tests: Description of the subtests

2.6. Dysmate in practice

2.7. Technical administration of the tests

Getting started with dysmate

3.1. Test the tests: Start your trial subscription

3.2. Thank you and goodbye

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What is test sensitivity?

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- It is the ability of a test to identify people who have a given disease or condition
- It is the ability of a test to correctly identify those without a disease
- It is the number of "true positives" divided by the sum of "true positives" and "false negatives"
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2. Question
What is test specificity?

Select as many answers as you wish
- It is the ability of a test to identify people who have a given disease or condition
- It is the ability of a test to correctly identify those without a disease
- It is the number of "true negatives" divided by the sum of "true negatives" and "false positives"

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