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The following articles pertain to psychoeducational assessments for post-secondary students: Diagnosing Eligibility for College Accommodations This article outlines the significant impact of the replacement of the DSM-IV by the DSM-5 in the determination of Specific Learning Disorders and on the determination of eligibility for funding to support accommodations at the post-secondary level. In recognition of […]

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Localization and Education Policy & Implementation Costs  Influenced by costs and family issues, the practice of localizing expatriates is becoming a key consideration of Human Resources dealing with today’s global workforce. Following on the heals of numerous corporate requests for more in-depth cost comparisons, Dr. Ford reviews relocation and localization facts and guidelines to reveal […]

From the moment he received his first Lego set as a toddler, Adrian wanted to design and build things. Although he excelled at math and art in school, his reading and writing skills lagged significantly behind those of his classmates. In Grade 3, his teacher recommended a Psychoeducational Assessment to understand just what was causing […]

Need for Assessment Why do parents and students decide to have a Psychoeducational assessment done? There are specific reasons for assessing a student. Some parents seek out assessment to deal with a specific issue affecting their child’s learning. This could include struggling to keep up with certain subjects such as Math and English, refusing to […]