I used to give the woodcock Johnson achievement tests and other tests all the time as a special. Ed teacher...I was trained in my M.Ed. program as well as inservice training from the schools...it isn't hard...if you don't do it often you need to look it over but the more you do it the easier it is. We used to practice on each other.
Many tests don't require a psychologist to administer...but sometimes you want one person doing all of the testing to look at the big picture at the initial testing...later you just don't need a psychologist to do follow up achievement testing...frees the psychologist up for an initial evaluation.
