A comprehensive educational evaluation for learning disabilities, such as dyslexia, dysgraphia, and dyscalculia, involves a thorough assessment of various cognitive and academic abilities. This may include:

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• Clinical Interview: A detailed interview with the individual and their caregivers to gather developmental history, academic concerns, and observations of learning difficulties.

• Standardized Assessment: Administration of standardized tests tailored to assess your child's reading, writing, and math skills to identify their specific strengths and needs.

• Feedback and Recommendations: Providing feedback to caregivers and the individual (if appropriate) about assessment findings, diagnosis, and recommendations for educational accommodations, interventions, and support strategies.

• Formal Written Report: A detailed report summarizing assessment results, diagnostic impressions, and specific recommendations for educational interventions and accommodations to address the individual's needs.​

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A comprehensive evaluation aims to identify the specific learning strengths and challenges of the individual, guiding the development of targeted interventions and support strategies to optimize academic success and overall well-being.