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    Will look into schievement testing. My main concern is attention -- the psychologist who did the WPPSI said he was looking out the window for most of the test.

    Who does achievement testing? Psychologist, or somewhere else?

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    Originally Posted by doclori
    Who does achievement testing? Psychologist, or somewhere else?
    Almost anyone can administer the achievement testing - psychologist, school psychologist, tutor, etc.

    WJ Achievement, for example, the tester has to
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    Bachelor�s degree in educational field (e.g. education, psychology, speech therapy, occupational therapy, counseling, etc).

    Specific undergraduate level training in one or more of the following:

    �Intelligence/cognitive assessment
    �Basic tests and measurement
    �Speech, hearing, and language assessment
    �Educational diagnostics or equivalent testing course


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