Writing a Legally Defensible Report Using C-SEP - 25964
The assessment process does not stop at the completion of the evaluation. Instead, the comprehensive psychoeducational report serves as a legal document and the foundation of the student’s educational programming. Consequently, the evaluator must organize, present, analyze, and interpret the findings in a concise, easy-to-understand manner. This training will highlight the components of a legally defensible report utilizing C-SEP. Resources will be presented.
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