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Transform Assessment Results Into Action

The Woodcock-Johnson IV Interpretation and Instructional Interventions Program™ (WIIIP®) turns your WJ IV™ and ECAD® assessment data into personalized, actionable instructional strategies. Equip educators with clear reports, dyslexia insights, and targeted interventions to help every student thrive.

Using WJ V? Comprehensive reporting is now built directly into your reports.

K-12 Assessments

 
Our assessment portfolio provides educators with invaluable insights to inform personalized instruction, equitably place students and identify gaps in student potential and performance.
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Link Assessment Results to Targeted Interventions

  • Personalized Strategies: Generates tailored instructional strategies and accommodations.
  • Comprehensive Insights: Provides detailed performance analysis and peer comparisons.
  • Dyslexia Support: Identifies challenges with in-depth analysis and targeted interventions.
  • Holistic Evaluation: Features checklists for parents, teachers, and students to capture critical anecdotal insights.

Have WJ V? Get Comprehensive Reporting Built In

If your district has moved to WJ V, the same idea behind WIIIP, turning assessment results into actionable, audience-ready guidance, is now available directly inside your WJ V reports. Interventions and accommodations are surfaced automatically based on score patterns, and AI adjusts the language for whoever's reading it: the clinician, the classroom teacher, or the parent.

Clinician-developed and clinically reviewed content. AI adjusts wording only, never the recommendation
Automatic per-audience language: SPED professional, gen ed teacher, parent
District-controlled, opt-in, fully editable Word output

Linking Assessment Data to Instructional Programming using the WIIIP

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