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Skills Assessments and Work Sample Tests: Requesting Testing Accommodations
Career > Interviewing

Skills Assessments and Work Sample Tests: Requesting Testing Accommodations

By Liam Richardson
...entry speed tests Timed coding assessments or technical challenges Work sample demonstrations (live presentations, mock client calls) Personality or cognitive assessments Physical agility tests for roles that don't require those specific movements on the job If they're scoring it, timing it, or using it...
Managing Diabetes When Your Child Has Another Disability: A Dual Diagnosis Guide
Special Needs > Diabetes

Managing Diabetes When Your Child Has Another Disability: A Dual Diagnosis Guide

By Grace Lewis
...your child also has a developmental, cognitive, or physical disability isn't just...assumes verbal self-reporting and cognitive skills that may not match your child's...them to an adult and cooperate with testing and treatment. That model assumes...communication, symptom awareness, and the cognitive ability to connect internal sensations...
The Neuropsychological Evaluation: A Complete Guide for Parents
Health > Diagnosis

The Neuropsychological Evaluation: A Complete Guide for Parents

By Daniel Evans
...learning disabilities that require formal diagnosis. The evaluation measures cognitive domains that other assessments miss. A child who reads at grade level but...processing challenges. These patterns only surface through domain-specific testing. Insurance often requires documented medical necessity. Your referral source...
Using RtI Data to Get Ready for IEP Season
Education > Accommodations

Using RtI Data to Get Ready for IEP Season

By SpecialNeeds.com Editor
...of more formal standardized testing. One of the important things...not eliminate psychological testing. While many districts have...broad manner, standardized testing is time-tested and an important...also includes standardized testing. One of the questions that...when I request standardized testing, is what would that get us...
A Study of Cognitive Skills and the Brain
Research > Brain Science

A Study of Cognitive Skills and the Brain

By SpecialNeeds.com Editor
...learning and cognitive skills....term "cognitive skill"...interplay of cognitive skills...improving cognitive skills...(2) do cognitive skill...present, can cognitive skills...numerous cognitive skills...type of cognitive testing...cognitive testing from which...which cognitive skill...regime of cognitive exercises...success of cognitive skills...effect of cognitive skills...programs on cognitive skill...following cognitive skills...
Movement and Sensory Breaks for Neurodivergent Adults at Work
Lifestyle > Self-Care

Movement and Sensory Breaks for Neurodivergent Adults at Work

By Dr. Eileen Hart
...sensory overload, and sustain focus through tasks that demand extended concentration. When you fight your body's need to move or stim, you're spending cognitive resources on sitting still instead of on the work itself. Why Neurodivergent Brains Need Movement and Sensory Input. Neurodivergent nervous systems...
CBT Techniques for Processing Caregiver Guilt
Lifestyle > Self-Care

CBT Techniques for Processing Caregiver Guilt

By Dr. Eileen Hart
...to challenge the thinking patterns that keep you stuck in that guilt. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy offers specific techniques designed to identify and...today to interrupt the guilt cycle before it overwhelms you. Identifying Cognitive Distortions Common to Caregiving Guilt. CBT starts with recognizing the...
Recreational Therapy vs Leisure Activities: Understanding the Difference
Lifestyle > Recreation

Recreational Therapy vs Leisure Activities: Understanding the Difference

By Franklin Morris
...Recreational Therapy Is. Recreational therapy (RT) uses recreation and leisure activities as treatment modalities to improve functioning in physical, cognitive, emotional, or social domains. A recreational therapist assesses baseline ability, writes a treatment plan with measurable objectives, delivers interventions,...
Using Visual Schedules in Art Classes for Autism
Lifestyle > Art

Using Visual Schedules in Art Classes for Autism

By Gregory Simmons
...challenge. Moving from one activity to another requires stopping one task, shifting attention, and starting something new. Without advance notice, that cognitive shift can be exhausting. A visual schedule provides the notice: the child sees that painting comes next, then cleanup, then sharing. The shift is...
VSA Arts Certification: What It Means for Inclusive Art Programs
Lifestyle > Art

VSA Arts Certification: What It Means for Inclusive Art Programs

By Gregory Simmons
...focus on three core areas: understanding disability from a social and educational perspective, adapting art instruction for learners with varied cognitive and physical abilities, and integrating arts instruction with IEP goals. The disability framework portion teaches educators to recognize that barriers...
Panel Interviews and Disability: Managing Multiple Interviewers
Career > Interviewing

Panel Interviews and Disability: Managing Multiple Interviewers

By Liam Richardson
...accommodations that work for one-on-one interviews don't always translate to panel format. A quiet room helps with sensory load, but it doesn't address the cognitive demand of tracking multiple speakers or the social pressure of distributing eye contact. When you request accommodations, name what you're managing....
Sensory-Friendly Interview Environments: Requesting Quiet Spaces and Lighting Adjustments
Career > Interviewing

Sensory-Friendly Interview Environments: Requesting Quiet Spaces and Lighting Adjustments

By Liam Richardson
You can perform well in an interview when the environment doesn't add cognitive load you don't need. A quiet room, adjustable lighting, or a seat away from a high-traffic hallway aren't special treatment. They're modifications...

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