Yesterday afternoon was William's Evaluation Team Report (ETR) meeting. Having to do a ETR two years in a row turned out to be a blessing in disguise. This time around I had a much better idea of what testing was needed and what we could do without. So unlike last year's Multi-Faceted Evaluation (MFE), this year's MFE included documentation of William's receptive language deficit, cognitive delay, and apraxia. And we were able to get all that without having to be too pushy or unpleasant. Hopefully that will mean an easier and more pleasant IEP process as well. Praise the LORD!
Saturday, March 26, 2011
ETR
Yesterday afternoon was William's Evaluation Team Report (ETR) meeting. Having to do a ETR two years in a row turned out to be a blessing in disguise. This time around I had a much better idea of what testing was needed and what we could do without. So unlike last year's Multi-Faceted Evaluation (MFE), this year's MFE included documentation of William's receptive language deficit, cognitive delay, and apraxia. And we were able to get all that without having to be too pushy or unpleasant. Hopefully that will mean an easier and more pleasant IEP process as well. Praise the LORD!
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