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Mistakes People Make: Independent Evaluators

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ISSN: 1538-320
September 25, 2018

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A comprehensive assessment will help you understand your child and plan your child’s education.

Parents need a competent, credible independent evaluator to make their case for services or a specific program for their child.

In due process hearings there is usually no more important witness for the family.

In this issue of the Special Ed Advocate you will learn what independent evaluators should, and should not, do. You will also find out how to choose the right evaluator with appropriate credentials, referral sources, and learn what questions to ask.

We hope you will forward this series to other friends, families, or colleagues.


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Mistakes People Make: Independent Evaluators

Avoid working exclusively as a parents' evaluator or as a evaluator for the school.

Massachusetts parent attorney Bob Crabtree explains eight serious mistakes evaluators can make that may render their opinions useless.


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Selecting a Skilled Evaluator

Do you know what questions to ask when selecting an evaluator?

Choose a professional who is skilled at interpreting test results and completing a report that offers a rich and complex understanding of your child.


 

All About Tests and Assessments, Second Edition

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  • Finding a Good Evaluator
  • Getting to Know School Evaluators

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1. Read Independent Evaluations: Parents Have the Right to an Evaluator of their Choice

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