Assessments

TLC of America has partnered with a leading Digital learning & remediation provider, MyMemoryMentor LLC, to offer evidence-based, psycho-educational assessments for a wide range of cognitive abilities and processes. Here’s an overview of each category, what it includes, and the people these assessments are tailored for:

Memory Processes
This category focuses on how well you can remember and use information. It includes tests on working memory, which measure your ability to hold and manipulate information in your mind for short periods. Additionally, it assesses your learning efficiency, evaluating how effectively you can learn, store, and recall new information over time. These assessments are particularly useful for students and individuals with learning and memory challenges.

Acquired Knowledge
These assessments evaluate the breadth and depth of your knowledge in various subjects. They test your crystallized intelligence, which includes the knowledge you have gained from experiences and education, as well as your reading and writing abilities and quantitative reasoning skills. This category is ideal for students, professionals, and anyone looking to understand their academic strengths and areas for improvement.

Processing Efficiency
Processing efficiency looks at how quickly and accurately you can perform cognitive tasks. It includes tests on processing speed, which measure how fast you can complete simple tasks, and retrieval fluency, assessing how quickly you can access information stored in your longterm memory. This category also looks at your reaction and decision speed, which reflect how quickly you can respond to stimuli. These assessments are valuable for individuals in highpressure environments, such as professionals and athletes.

Perceptual Processes
This category evaluates how well you perceive and work with sensory information. It includes tests on visual processing, which measure your ability to understand and analyze visual patterns and images, and auditory processing, which looks at how well you can analyze and understand sounds and speech. These assessments are useful for students, individuals with sensory processing challenges, and professionals in fields that require strong perceptual skills.

Reasoning Ability
Reasoning ability assessments test your problemsolving and logical thinking skills. This includes fluid reasoning, which measures your ability to solve new problems using unfamiliar information. These tests help us understand your capacity to reason, form concepts, and tackle novel challenges. These assessments are beneficial for gifted individuals, those preparing for advanced studies, and professionals in problemsolving roles.

Special Applications
In addition to assessing children from K-12 for the abovementioned cognitive, academic and language abilities, our assessments can also be tailored to assess additional groups such as:
Gifted Individuals: To identify and nurture exceptional cognitive abilities.
Elderly: To assess and support cognitive health and aging.
Career Development: To identify strengths and areas for growth in professional skills.

Each of these categories is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of your cognitive strengths and areas for improvement, helping you achieve better learning and life outcomes.