A
screening is not an evaluation. It will suggest
if further testing may be a consideration. The
screening looks at gross and fine skills,
as well as basic perceptual abilities.
Because your teacher has noticed issues in the
classroom pertaining to learning, it is not
uncommon that, after the screening, either
classroom modifications with a re-screening
in a few months, or a full evaluation
might be suggested.
Children's Special Services will give you a
brief written report at the end of the
screening.
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Because your teacher has noticed issues in the
classroom pertaining to learning, it is not
uncommon that, after the screening, either
classroom modifications with a re-screening
in a few months, or a full evaluation
might be suggested.
