Educational Evaluations

When learning feels harder than it should, understanding comes first. An educational evaluation looks closely at your child’s skills to explain difficulties and identify strengths.

What can we explore?

Depending on your questions, assessment may include reading, writing, math, oral expression (putting ideas into spoken words), listening comprehension (understanding spoken language), and phonemic awareness (hearing and working with individual sounds in words).

How does it work?

I combine individual testing with relevant records, learning history, and your concerns. We agree on the focus before testing begins. Evaluations take place in person in Princeton, NJ.

What do you take away?

An individualized assessment, a written report, a results conversation, and practical recommendations for instruction and support. We’ll connect the findings to your child’s everyday learning and discuss what to do next.

This is an educational assessment, not a speech-language or psychological evaluation. We’ll discuss other assessments if needed. Findings follow the evidence; no particular diagnosis or school service is guaranteed.