Private evaluations are different from evaluations done by the school. One difference is that the process isn’t covered under IDEA like school evaluations are. (IDEA is the federal special education law.) So you don’t have the same legal protections. They’re also not arranged and paid for by the school. You’ll need to find, hire the […]
How To Find Out If Your Child Is Eligible For Special Education
If your child has learning and attention issues—or if you suspect she does—you may be eager for her to receive special education services. To find out if she’s eligible, school officials have to do two things. First, they must determine if your child has a “covered” disability. Second, they have to determine if it’s severe […]
Are Private Schools Required To Evaluate For Special Education
If your child is enrolled in a private school and you suspect she has a learning or attention issue, she may be eligible for an evaluation at no cost to you. But the private school she attends isn’t responsible for conducting the evaluation. This responsibility belongs to the public school district your child’s private school […]
What Is Triennial Reevaluation
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) requires schools to reevaluate kids with IEPs at least once every three years. This is known as a triennial reevaluation or review. The purpose of the triennial is to see if your child’s needs have changed. It’s also to see if your child still qualifies for special education […]
To Sum Up The Assuring And Maintaining Quality In Clinical Education
Assuring and maintaining quality in clinical education is a complex process involving multiple agencies, institutions and individuals. Policy and practice agendas in education and health emphasise the need for continuous monitoring, review and evaluation of all processes from management systems through to day to day teaching activities. Clinical teachers may be involved in a range […]