There are some factors you may think could affect your child’s evaluation results but that generally don’t make a difference. These include: Different environments. Some tests take place at school. Some may be at doctors’ offices. But most kids will adjust to a new setting within a matter of minutes.Check Read More
When the school, doctors or others talk about getting your child tested, what does it mean? Typically they’re referring to an evaluation. An evaluation is often the first step toward getting your child help at school. Many people refer to it as an education evaluation, a school evaluation or an Read More
If you decide to pursue an Individualized Education Program (IEP) for your child, you’ll need to ask the school district for an educational evaluation. This request can come from a parent, teacher, counselor or physician who suspects a child has learning or attention issues. Collect evidence to support your request. Read More
Getting your child evaluated for supports at school is a process. And you and your child have legal rights every step of the way. Evaluations for special education and related services are covered under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). Here are 11 important legal rights to know if Read More
A triennial evaluation is required every three years for kids with IEPs. However, parents and teachers may want a reevaluation at another time, or before the three-year mark. Under IDEA, a child may be evaluated only once per year. But that leaves room for you to request a new evaluation Read More
You may be familiar with the possible outcomes of an evaluation. But how might your child feel when you share evaluation results with her? Here are some common emotional reactions kids have and helpful things you can say in response. 1. Emotional Response: Confusion In addition to not understanding the Read More
There are some factors you may think could affect your child’s evaluation results but that generally don’t make a difference. These include the following: Different environments. Some tests take place at school. Some may be at doctors’ offices. But most kids will adjust to a new setting within a matter Read More
We base our evaluations on the study documentation provided and check authenticity as far as is possible. Our evaluations are based on submitted study documents which show that the qualification has been completed. Documents can be uploaded or sent by regular post. Our method for evaluating foreign qualifications follows this Read More