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Neurodevelopmental Examinations (PEET, PEER, PEEX 2, PEERAMID 2)
by Melvin D. Levine, M.D., F.A.A.P.
Grades PK–12

The 4 Neurodevelopmental Examinations (PEET, PEER, PEEX 2, and PEERAMID 2) are designed to provide standardized observations on children’s functional health and its relationship to their neurodevelopmental and behavioral states. Each test corresponds to a different age group, as follows:

PEET (Pediatric Extended Examination at Three): Age 3 NOW AVAILABLE AS A FREE DOWNLOAD!
PEER (Pediatric Examination of Educational Readiness): Ages 4–6
PEEX 2 (Pediatric Early Elementary Examination): Ages 6–9
PEERAMID 2 (Pediatric Examination of Educational Readiness at Middle Childhood): Ages 9–15

The tests should be administered by health-care professionals and are normally given to at-risk children. The Neurodevelopmental Examinations allow clinicians to integrate medical, developmental, and neurological findings while making observations of behavioral adjustments and style. Data obtained from these tests should be integrated with data obtained from parents and teachers through standardized questionnaires such as The ANSER System.

For details on each Examination and its components, click on its name below.