Understanding the results of psychoeducational testing
Confused by the complex test scores from your child's psychoeducational testing? Author and parent Kim Glenchur explains how to understand and interpret them.
School psychologist fields parents' queries
Parents and guest expert, Gina Robuck, discuss IEP goals, testing, writing skills, and other issues involved in raising kids with learning disabilities.
Parents' top tips for managing interpersonal conflict as you advocate for your child
Parents share tried-and-true tips for managing conflict with others when advocating for your child.
What standardized tests do and don't tell you
Today's students must take many standardized tests, yet students with learning problems often perform poorly on them. An expert explains how parents accurately measure growth and progress in kids who struggle.
Understanding and preparing your child for psychoeducational testing
What is psychoeducational testing? How can you prepare your child for it? Author and parent Kim Glenchur offers clear answers to your questions.
Terms used in individual standardized tests
If a specialist has assessed your child for a learning problem, you probably have a report outlining the test results. Are you confused about the test results -- what they mean for your child? This article may answer your questions.
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