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Getting kids evaluated for special education comes with a lot of questions. We can help. September 2024 [Understood's Home page]( [Understoood]( Special education evaluation basics As the school year begins, you might be considering having your child evaluated for special education. The process may seem daunting. But our resources can help you through each step. You’ve got this. [What is an evaluation for special education?]( [What is an evaluation, anyway?]( What is an evaluation, anyway? A special education evaluation will show if a child has a disability and needs specialized instruction. Learn exactly what to expect if you decide to have your child evaluated. [Get started](   [Deciding on an evaluation: 5 common questions]( [Common questions about evaluations]( Common questions about evaluations Having your child evaluated for special education may be a tough decision. We get it. The answers to these five questions can help you decide on your next steps. [Get answers here](   [Understood Explains Season 1]( [The ins and outs of evaluations]( The ins and outs of evaluations Understood Explains is a podcast that dives into one topic each season. Season 1 explores everything you need to know about evaluating kids for special education. [Listen now]( Quick tip Evaluations can be a relief (for everyone). You may worry that the evaluation process will stress your child (and you) out. But learning what support they need can help kids feel empowered at school — and less stressed. What's trending [6 unexpected signs that your child is frustrated at school](   [How to get an IEP](   [10 ways to help shy kids speak up for what they need](   [9 examples of assistive technology and adaptive tools in school](   [10 ways to improve your grade-schooler’s communication skills]( [Explore more]( Have you explored our YouTube channel yet? In our new bi-weekly series, Understood experts tackle the internet’s biggest questions about learning and thinking differences. You’ve got questions — our experts have the answers. [Understood.org Youtube Channel]( [View our Youtube channel]( Discover what’s possible with Understood [Our mission]( | [Our story]( | [Our team]( | [Our partners]( | experts]( [Facebook]( [Instagram]( [YouTube]( [TikTok]( [LinkedIn]( [Pinterest]( As a nonprofit, we rely on donors like you. [Give today]( Understood for All Inc, 96 Morton Street, Floor 5, New York, NY 10014, United States Sent to: {EMAIL} [Unsubscribe]( | For more information, please review our [Privacy Policy]( | [Terms of Use](

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