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LEA Ed Psych Criteria

2006hildy

What are the criteria to be assessed by the LEA Ed Psych?

G is a no problem at all child so in my experience so far, if no problems are presented at school everything plods along same as usual. I just want him to be tested to make sure there are no underlying problems because Autism to me has been a bit like an iceburg.

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  • Forgot to say G has an Autism diagnosis and on SA+.
    Because Autism to me has been a bit like an iceburg I would prefer him to have as many tests as possible to learn about G therefore I am making the criteria fit to get an assessment without lying of course. I am stuck on the idea of early intervention.

    I worry alot that  "she said she would not assess her as the class teacher thinks my daughter is no different to anyone else in the class."    the teacher says this so that she does not have to do any work such as differential teaching or social stories. Or am I just OTT now, like my husband says.      

    I also worry that County Council staff do seem to have standard answers (eg you have given him a label now) brainwashed to them to save money or avoid timewasters or whatever.

    I just can't get it into my head that children are not regularly eg annually, tested if they have a diagnosis.

    I am writing an essay to myself on why I think I need G assessed.

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  • Forgot to say G has an Autism diagnosis and on SA+.
    Because Autism to me has been a bit like an iceburg I would prefer him to have as many tests as possible to learn about G therefore I am making the criteria fit to get an assessment without lying of course. I am stuck on the idea of early intervention.

    I worry alot that  "she said she would not assess her as the class teacher thinks my daughter is no different to anyone else in the class."    the teacher says this so that she does not have to do any work such as differential teaching or social stories. Or am I just OTT now, like my husband says.      

    I also worry that County Council staff do seem to have standard answers (eg you have given him a label now) brainwashed to them to save money or avoid timewasters or whatever.

    I just can't get it into my head that children are not regularly eg annually, tested if they have a diagnosis.

    I am writing an essay to myself on why I think I need G assessed.

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