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How PAA Is Changing the Way Australian Schools Understand Student Potential Using Cognitive Ability Assessments.
Read more: How PAA Is Changing the Way Australian Schools Understand Student Potential Using Cognitive Ability Assessments.The gap between potential and performance is the most important thing in education that most schools can’t see. Every experienced teacher has met this student. They’re switched on in discussion. They ask the interesting questions. They notice things their classmates miss. And then you look at their results, and something doesn’t add up. This is…
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NRDLS Assessment Returning Soon to PAA’s Portfolio
Read more: NRDLS Assessment Returning Soon to PAA’s PortfolioWe’re pleased to inform you that the NRDLS assessment will soon be reintroduced to PAA’s portfolio. This addition reflects our continued focus on providing clinically robust, evidence-based assessment tools that support high standards of practice. The NRDLS assessment is recognised for its structured approach and relevance to applied settings, and we’re confident it will once…
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WJ V: Should You Buy Now?
Read more: WJ V: Should You Buy Now?Introduction The US edition of the Woodcock-Johnson V (WJ V) has launched — but is it the right time to make the switch? For Australian psychologists and educators, the answer is: not yet. The current WJ V is not designed for our context. Here’s what you need to know before you buy. Why You Should…
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Four Ways You Can Help Your Gifted Child Reach Their Potential
Read more: Four Ways You Can Help Your Gifted Child Reach Their PotentialRaising a gifted child comes with unique joys and challenges. As parents, we want to ensure they are given the right opportunities to flourish. But supporting a gifted child can feel overwhelming amidst the busyness of life—work commitments, household responsibilities and your child’s growing list of extracurricular activities. On top of that, misconceptions about gifted…
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What to Do if Your Child is Being Bullied at School
Read more: What to Do if Your Child is Being Bullied at SchoolThree Essential Steps Bullying in schools is a serious issue that affects children across Australia. The tragic death of 12-year-old Sydney student Charlotte O’Brien serves as a heartbreaking reminder of the devastating impact bullying can have. Bullying is defined as aggressive behaviour, either physical or social, that is repetitive, intentional, and involves a power imbalance.…
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Does My Child Have ADHD?
Read more: Does My Child Have ADHD?3 Key Signs to Look Out For As ADHD (Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) diagnoses are becoming more common, many parents across Australia are asking, “Does my child have ADHD?” Understanding the key signs can help when considering whether to seek professional advice. While you’ll need to consult with a qualified psychologist or paediatrician for a formal…
