FAR SF

Feifer Assessment of Reading Screening Form

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Purpose

Identifies students who may be at risk for developmental dyslexia

Authors

Steven G. Feifer, DEd; Professional Manual by Steven G. Feifer, DEd, and Rebecca Gerhardstein Nader, PhD

Administration Formats

Print

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Screen for Dyslexia and Other Reading Disorders in 15 Minutes -- In Person or Remotely

Ideal for use within an RTI delivery system model, the FAR Screening Form and FAR Screening Form Remote are designed to identify children at risk for developmental dyslexia and measure the underlying processes of reading.

Learn more about how the FAR helps school psychologists identify reading disorders, including dyslexia, and develop appropriate interventions in our infographic.

Our In-Person e-Stimulus Books and Kits are convenient alternatives to paper administration that allow you to administer the FAR face-to-face via tablet. Be sure to download our new white paper prior to administering.

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Features and benefits

  • Derived from the FAR, a comprehensive assessment of reading and related processes.
  • Comprises three subtests: one from the Phonological Index (Phonemic Awareness), one from the Fluency Index (Rapid Automatic Naming), and one from the Comprehension Index (Semantic Concepts).
  • Yields a single composite score that indicates the risk for dyslexia.
  • Allows you to decide whether the risk of dyslexia or reading disability is high enough to warrant further assessment.
  • Available for in-person or remote administration.
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Grade Range Pre-K to College
Admin Time 15 minutes; 15 minutes to score
Qualification Level S

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FAR Screening Form Kit

This kit includes a certificate for 5 FREE FAR Screening Form Score Reports on PARiConnect!
10914-KT
$437.00
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FAR Screening Form In-Person e-Admin Kit

For in-person administration via tablet.

Learn more about e-Manuals and e-Stimulus Books. Each are limited to a single user and device.

11583-DK
$437.00
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FAR Screening Form Remote Kit

For administration via videoconferencing.

Learn more about e-Manuals and e-Stimulus Books. Each are limited to a single user and device.

11940-DK
$457.00
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FAQs

What is the FAR Screening Form Remote?

Remotely Screen for Dyslexia and Other Reading Disorders

The FAR Screening Form Remote quickly identifies children at risk for developmental dyslexia—even from a distance. This digital adaptation of our trusted dyslexia screener is designed specifically for testing your students when you’re apart.

Features and benefits
  • Results allow you to decide whether the risk of dyslexia or reading disability is high enough to warrant further assessment.
  • Equivalency between paper-and-pencil and digital formats has been studied and established. Read our white paper to learn more.
  • Only 12 minutes is needed to obtain the Screening Remote Index score, which incorporates phonological and comprehension subtests.
  • Screen for reading ability from a distance in a variety of circumstances.
  • A technical paper, which provides detailed administration instructions, and a white paper, which details digital to paper-and-pencil equivalency, are included with the FAR e-Manual.
  • A video tutorial hosted by the author himself is accessible in PAR Training.

What are your state's dyslexia requirements?

Explore dyslexia legislation and related initiatives in the U.S. Administer the FAR and the FAW to assess why your student has a learning issue and pinpoint the type of dyslexia.

Video - Need a test for dyslexia and other reading disorders? Dr. Feifer explains why you need the FAR.

FAR author, Dr. Steven Feifer, explains what the Feifer Assessment of Reading offers that other tests for dyslexia do not, and why it is not just another reading test. He shares that the FAR is a diagnostic achievement test that doesn't simply give you a student's reading level, but tells you WHY the student is at that level, which leads to better intervention selection.