Educational Frameworks Services
Educational Evaluation
The purpose of an Educational Evaluation is to gather cognitive, academic and behavioral information to determine an individual’s strengths and areas of vulnerability as it pertains to learning.
The most common scales used to assess cognitive skills are the Wechsler Intelligence Scales and the Woodcock Johnson Tests. There are multiple measures used to assess achievement/academic functioning. Gathering affective information is also important in this process and often includes student, parents and teacher feedback regarding attention, anxiety and executive functioning.
Educational Frameworks Evaluations include:
- An intake session
- Four to six hours of one-on-one evaluation time
- Analysis and synthesis of results in a written report (includes recommendations and accommodations)
- A formal consultation to explain results and next steps
“Mead has been a fabulous resource for us over the last four years. From evaluating our son to providing educational resources and clear instructions for educators to reevaluating him for standardized testing and college accommodations. Her work has helped to empower our son to advocate and differentiate for himself. She is a professional that you want in your corner when looking for answers and support with learning.”
Kim, Priory Parent
Other Services
Executive Function Skills Coaching
These coaching sessions are designed to focus on the development of executive skills and include building strategies and systems in an individual’s natural setting.
Educational Evaluation
The purpose of an educational evaluation is to gather cognitive, academic and behavioral information to determine an strengths and areas of vulnerability.
Educational Consultation
For Parents and Schools, a series of middle and high school student lessons that support the understanding of brain maturation and executive functioning.