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Neuropsychology and School
Understanding how a brain injury affects a student’s behavior
By Marilyn Lash & Ron Savage ~ 1998
 
Who?
  Neuropsychologists have special training to evaluate how a brain injury affects learning, communication, planning, organization and relationships with others. Already trained in psychology, the neuropsychologist specializes in the relationships between the brain and behavior.
 

Choosing a neuropsychologist

  Look for a neuropsychologist experienced with...
  • students with brain injuries of similar age
  • stage of recovery or time since injury
  • schools and special education
  • developing an IEP or special educational plan
  • compensatory strategies for learning and behavior

Tips on what to ask...

  • Do you observe the student in the classroom?
  • How do you decide what tests to use? 
  • How can you help classroom teachers? 
  • What information will school staff receive?
  • What information will family members receive?
  • What follow-up do you provide? 


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