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Phonemic Awareness Assessments Identify A Weak Cognitive Skill Necessary For Learning By: Ken Gibson | Dec 1st 2006 - A phonemic awareness assessment can help your child identify a weak cognitive skill which is necessary for learning. Weak cognitive skills are a large factor in the majority of learning disabilities which affect people from all walks of life. Phonemic awareness is the ability to hear and analyze discreet sounds. It is the cognitive skill that allows us to connect speech sounds to the letters in words. There are various stages that your children will go through in their learni... Tags:learning disabilities, adhd, learning centers, cognitive skills, testing centers