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Book Details
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Assessment of Children: Cognitive Applications |
Author: Jerome M. Sattler
Published: 2001-11 |
List price: $70.00
Our price: $74.89
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As of: December 03rd, 2008 04:00:29 PM
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Customer comments on this selection.
 An important reference tool and must read for School Psychologists
This book is a 'must have' for every school psychologist. Sattler is a recognized expert in assessment. The book is certainly helpful as a reference and an overview of important concepts. The reason I gave it 4 stars was that I found the writing a little hard to follow at times and overly general on certain topics. I heard that Sattler now has additional guides that can be purchased with this book. It would be great if Sattler would provide smaller and more specific 'how to' manuals for the main assessment tools school psychologists use. Overall, I can see how Sattler has achieved is excellent reputation. This book is a necessary reference for all practitioners in the field.
 excellent condition
Thank you for the book and the speed time you got it to me. The book was in excellent condition. It was nice doing business with you.
Must have
Required to have for school yet really useful in the field. Must have most current version.
Great literature for school psychs
It was required for class but a great investment. Good information and great read!
School Psychologist's Bible
A phenomenal book that gives a good overview of each of the main tests used by school psychologists, and has many tables and lists that help with report writing. There's also a section that highlights good/bad reports and the reasons why. When I was a student this was a necessary tool. As a first year school psychologist I still refer to it. Beware that there is a supplement that now goes with it as this book came out before the WISC-IV. Hence, you may want to check to see if Sattler is bringing out a new book in the near future and hold off for that to avoid having to buy both the book and the supplement. That's why I gave only 4 stars. It's expensive but well worth the money.
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