Five Essential Questions To Ask During An Assessment

Submitted by Judy Hanning on Wed, 2019-04-10 06:00
In our day today, any information you need can easily be gathered thanks to the fast-growing technologies available now. Parents can easily check the information that would be beneficial for their children. But there is still some confusion regarding the assessments that their children are receiving in terms of education.

Assessments: Asking The Right Questions

When having your child assessed, it is good to keep in mind these essential questions. The first question is "Does your child have a problem or not?". Next question is "Where do the problems lie?", a professional will tell you that this question covers a lot of different ideas so you must be able to list these down so that you would not forget. These are only a few questions you can use for your child's assessment.
An evaluator should be able to answer in broad terms, “Yes, I concur your child has an issue(s),” or “No, I don’t see any areas of concern.”

Key Takeaways:

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There is so much information out there nowadays that confusion is a natural byproduct.
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There are many questions that you can ask if you believe your child might have dyslexia.
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Verbal abilities and non-verbal thinking skills are two areas that need to be looked at when studying your child.
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