Advantages of the Pavlidis Test®
compared to internationally used diagnostic psycho-educational tests
for Dyslexia and diagnostic questionnaires for ADHD
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The Pavlidis Test® is not based on objective biological measurements (eye movement) rather than reading or writing, like conventional diagnostic psycho-educational tests used internationally.
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This makes it possible to predict and diagnose Dyslexia and ADHD from preschool age, with objective, timely, and valid results.
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Unlike existing subjective and unreliable questionnaires, the Pavlidis Test® is independent of language, culture, intelligence, and the psycho-social status of the examinee, providing a more accurate and universal diagnosis.
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Its photo-electronic technology is so advanced that it has been adopted by prestigious universities worldwide, including Harvard, Boston, Penn State, Columbia, Denmark, and Finland.
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Internationally, to diagnose a student with dyslexia, after excluding intellectual disabilities and common negative psycho-educational factors that cause general learning difficulties, the focus is on reading and writing skills. The student needs to fall behind by at least 1.5 to 2 years in reading fluency (Speed minus Number of Accuracy Errors). Consequently, using classic reading and writing tests internationally, dyslexia cannot be diagnosed until the middle of 2nd grade. However, informed teachers and parents can suspect dyslexia by Christmas of 1st grade.


