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Both sets of parent visual handouts (five academic versions and five cognitive versions) together for a discounted price of 25% OFF! Help your parents better understand your cognitive and academic testing results by providing them with this visual support that organizes all of your results in a digestible way! This visual aid helps you organize your cognitive testing results by processing area and academic results by academic cluster area. Not only does it explain each in short, parent-friendly

Organize your psychoeducational testing results in a parent-friendly handout! This visual aide helps you organize your cognitive testing results by processing area. Not only does it explain each processing area in short, parent-friendly language, but if allows you to visually show where the scores fall on the bell curve. This download comes with FIVE versions to meet your needs (These have been updated with the new bell curves!!): 1) & 2) Bell curve with categorizations I use, with the 7 bas

Use this one page sheet as your student interview for your special education evaluations! It will give you important information about how they see themselves, their social connections, second language use, academics, extracurricular interests, current goals, and future plans after high school. This is a little more advanced than the other form I have on here, so I'd suggest using it for middle school students and older. Use this one pager as an interview or to give the student to fill out thems

Here are all the forms that I created and use daily to stay organized as a school psychologists: -Special Education Evaluation Log -Parent/Caregiver Input Form (English and Spanish versions!) -Student Interview Form (English and Spanish versions!) -Counseling Log - NEW!Student Input Form for Evaluations (this is better for middle school/HS students) -Teacher Input Form (NEW BONUS!!)When you get them all together, you'll save 25%! As always, if you have any questions about how to use them, contac

Use this one pager to help you prep for your special education eligibility IEP meeting! Whether it is an initial evaluation, triennial reevaluation, or other, this sheet will help you organize and prep the main areas you'll cover so you're not stuck flipping through the pages of your psychoeducational report trying to figure out what you want to share with the IEP team. I hope this helps you feel organized and prepared to share your results! Love, Briana (@EducationallyPsyched)

This bell curve can be added to reports, printed onto paper, or turned into a poster! This is the neutral version. See the other listing for the bell curve in blue! This bell curve is comprehensive! The people inside of the curve help visually explain the normal distribution. Below there are standard scores (with added 85 and 115 for those tests that average ranges include them!), scales scores, and percentile ranks. As featured in the blue version's preview, I used the jpeg file to create a ca

Both sets of parent visual handouts (three academic versions and three cognitive versions) IN SPANISH together for a discounted price of 25% OFF! Help your parents better understand your cognitive and academic testing results by providing them with this visual support that organizes all of your results in a digestible way! This visual aide helps you organize your cognitive testing results by processing area and academic results by academic cluster area. Not only does it explain each in short, pa

This bell curve can be added to reports, printed onto paper, or turned into a poster! This is the neutral version with 85-115 set as the average range. See the other listings for the bell curve with 90-110 set for average! This bell curve is comprehensive! The people inside of the curve help visually explain the normal distribution. Below there are standard scores, scales scores, and percentile ranks. As featured in the blue version's preview, I used the jpeg file to create a canvas print. The

Organize your special education evaluation academic testing results in a parent-friendly handout! This visual aide helps you organize your academic testing results by academic area (based on the eligibility category requirements for Specific Learning Disability) Not only does it explain each academic area in short, parent-friendly language, but if allows you to visually show where the scores fall on the bell curve. **This has been updated to include the new bell curves :) This download comes wi

We all love a good evaluation report, but how meaningful is it to students and parents? Here is a tool for students and/or parents to summarize all the most important parts of the evaluation and key take aways for next steps. Instead of focusing on scores, this concise, two-page document highlights the following areas: -Reason for referral -Areas assessed -Strengths -Areas of need -Eligibility (with a brief explanation of each category!) -Services offered + a short explanation of what an IEP is!

This guide is for anyone who wants a parent-friendly, easier-to-understand way of explaining the 13+ special education disability categories as outlined in the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). As a note, this is not meant to be a detailed explanation of the eligibility criteria. Instead, this guide offers a general summary of the category in a way that is much more accessible to all. I hope this helps! Love, Briana (@educationallypsyched)

Use this Google Sheet to keep track of your pending evaluations! With checkboxes and drop down menus, you can easily track the progress for every element of your evaluation and report writing process. The drop down menu lets you indicate if something is not started, sent/started, received/done, and even added to your report! If you want to add any evaluation or report elements, feel free to customize the sheet to your liking by adding additional columns! Love, Briana @educationallypsyched

This two part form will help you with behavior consultation and planning for both general education and special education students! Part 1: Behavior Analysis- -Defining a target behavior that the behavior plan will focus on -Identifying key components to that behavior such as frequency, intensity, and duration -Identifying antecedents and consequences -Identifying the function of the behavior Pare 2: Behavior Plan- -Defining a replacement behavior that the behavior plan will focus on -Assigning

This this the MASTER Google Sheet I created as a hub for scheduling all of the IEP meetings, keeping track of evaluations, processing referrals, and storing special education department meeting agendas. This is a master sheet with multiple tabs to keep everyone organized and on the same page. Tab 1: All IEPs- This tab lists all students with special education services on the campus in order by when their meeting is held throughout the entire school year. I have split the list by month, so it's e

This is your comprehensive, but user friendly parent input form for special education evaluations in BOTH English and Spanish (both versions included for the price!). This form can also be used as general parent input as well (outside of the IEP process). This form will give you all of the information you need from parents about their contact information (and preferred way to be contacted), their child's health and developmental history, educational history, language and culture, and more! Thi

This is a student interview form that I use for rapport building and information gathering with students I'm evaluating. I use the answers from this sheet to write the Student Interview section of my psychoeducational report! In the Family and Friends sections, you can instruct the student to draw pictures or just write names. For younger students or students that are not yet writing independently, we discuss the answers and either I write them in, or they trace what I write. I hope this is hel

All three of the posters I have in my testing area! Save 25% when you buy all three! -Bell Curve -Cognitive Processing -Executive Functioning They are made to go together and compliment each other. The perfect trio of posters for your testing area or a bulletin board about thinking/learning or neurodiversity! I hope you love them! Briana @EducationallyPsyched

An ever bigger discount for buying the parent visual hand out for cognitive testing in both English and Spanish

The BEST behavior tracker!! Here's why: Space to write in what skill the student is focusing on buildingSpace to write HOW the teacher is going to help the student build that skill (strategies/supports)- SO IMPORTANT and often forgotten!System for the student to self-monitor their own progress where they can build this skill and be acknowledged/rewarded for their honestyBlank spaces to tack either based on blocks of time or activity blocks during the dayFOUR different versions to meet different

This is a comprehensive special education evaluation log! It will help you not only keep track of all aspects of RIOT (Records Review, Interview, Observe, Test), it organizes when tasks were initiated and when they are completed. This log keeps in mind bilingual learners as well, making note of whether translation is needed and whether, after language dominance testing, further testing should be completed in English, Spanish, both, or nonverbally. I use this log with every single evaluation, sta