Comprehensive psychoeducational assessments

In our last blog we discussed what executive functioning skills are and how struggles with these skills might manifest in the classroom and at home. In addition to specialized tutoring with an executive functioning expert, there are things classroom teachers can do within their spaces to help students who might be struggling in these areas. In this blog, we've put together 6 ways educators can help students with executive functioning issues.

When your child struggles to keep up with their peers academically or behaviorally, a teacher may recommend that you have them evaluated for learning differences and/or learning disabilities. This evaluation, depending on their strengths and weaknesses, may be a comprehensive learning evaluation. Before investing time, energy, and money into an evaluation for your child, it’s essential to understand what a comprehensive learning evaluation is and its purpose. 

Gain valuable insights on the real-world value and impact of tele-assessments and teletherapy in schools as Dr. Jordan, from Parallel Learning, delves into their validity. Explore the benefits and effectiveness of these remote methods, ensuring informed decision-making within educational settings and hear an expert's perspective on the topic.