Do I need to use the Ready-Set assessment if I already completed an initial assessment for my child?
Find out if you need to use the Ready-Set assessment if your child has already had an initial assessment.
Written by Monica Belle
Updated at January 5th, 2024
AEPS-3 Ready-Set is new to this edition of the AEPS system. It is an assessment and progress monitoring tool that targets skills for school readiness and early school success. The measure consists of 40 AEPS-3 goals that represent all eight areas of the AEPS-3 Test, making Ready-Set shorter and faster to administer than the test. Ready-Set links to the AEPS-3 Test for children who need further assessment, and it also connects with the AEPS-3 Curriculum to support teaching/intervention efforts. If you have already completed an initial assessment for a child, the scores of the AEPS-3 Ready-Set are already assessed and scored.
Teachers may want to complete Ready-Set for all or most children in a classroom and then focus on completing the AEPS-3 Test for those children who have disabilities or are at risk for delays.