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Join our panel of experts as they discuss the purpose of triennial evaluations, legal guidelines, the role of school psychologists, and the difference between assessment and testing. Learn how to balance educational responsibilities with legal requirements. Don't miss this informative presentation at CASP 2019 Spring Institute.
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What am I Assessing For?: Efficiency through proper understanding of triennial evaluations CASP 2019 Spring Institute
Meet our Panel Rodrigo E. Enciso, M.A., LEP, Bilingual School Psychologist San Diego Unified School District Brian Leung, Ph.D., Professor Loyola Marymount University Michael Doria, Ed.S., LEP, Program Specialist Carlsbad Unified School District Jonathan P. Read, J.D., Attorney Fagan Friedman & Fulfrost
Presentation Outline • Purpose of triennial evaluations • Educational responsibilities and legal guidelines • Assessment vs testing? • Triennial team • School psychologist role • Additional time for questions
What is the Purpose of Triennials? Panel Presentation CASP 2018 Convention
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What should be the (active) roles of School psychologists? Panel Presentation CASP 2018 Convention
Summary and Q&A Panelist’s contact information: Rodrigo E. Enciso, M.A., LEP, Bilingual School Psychologist renciso@sandcasp.com Brian Leung, Ph.D., Professor casp2018leung@gmail.com Michael Doria, Ed.S., LEP, Program Specialist doria100@mail.chapman.edu Jonathan P. Read, J.D., Attorney Fagan Friedman & Fulfrost www.f3law.com