(LRS-5) Light’s Retention Scale, Fifth Edition

by H. Wayne Light, PhD
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Format
Parent and teacher rating scale
ADMIN TIME
10 minutes
Ages
6 to 18 years
Benefit
Helps educators evaluate the pros and cons of grade retention for particular students
Publish Date
2015
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Level B required.

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    BY H. WAYNE LIGHT, PHD

    This useful scale is an economical way to arrive at a sound decision regarding grade retention—a decision that takes into account the particular situation and the needs of the individual student. The new edition of Light’s Retention Scale includes at least 340 quality research studies on school grade retention.  An analysis of these studies produced 21 categories (factors to consider for possible retention) which include such areas as intelligence, mobility, physique, age, gender, participation of parents, preschool enrollment, student’s motivation, attendance, emotional disorders, conduct patterns, and other areas. Concentration and Focus is a new category added to the scale. The student is rated from 1 to 5 in each of these categories, and a total score is computed.

    While not a standardized test, this is an excellent counseling and decision-making tool.