Bilingual Assessments for Monolingual Evaluators - 29105
Evaluating students for special education can be quite complicated, especially when the student's home language is not English. Many school districts use bilingual (Spanish/English) LSSP/Diagnosticians to assess students who speak Spanish. But what about students who speak languages other than Spanish?
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Diagnosticians, LSSP (Licensed Specialist in School Psychology), Coordinators, Psychologists, Teacher - Bilingual Education Program
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The purpose of this training is to provide the audience with best practices on how to effectively use ancillary examiners to evaluate students for special education.
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