Rating Scales Instructions
Please complete the seven attached rating scales to help us prepare for your evaluation at the University of Georgia Regents’ Center for Learning Disorders. The student seeking the evaluation should complete the following: The BAARS-IV: Self-Report: Current Symptoms requires you to rate your behaviors from the past 6 months.
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