Learning Disability/Dyslexia Testing Testing in Naperville (Includes Support for IEP and 504 Plan)

A learning disability psychological evaluation is a thorough assessment designed to identify specific learning challenges that affect academic performance. It typically includes a review of developmental and educational history, standardized tests of cognitive abilities, academic skills (such as reading, writing, and math), and processing functions (like memory, attention, and executive functioning). The evaluation aims to determine the presence and nature of a learning disability, guide individualized intervention strategies, and inform educational planning or accommodations.​

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Individuals may seek testing for a learning disability to understand persistent difficulties in reading, writing, math, or other academic areas that affect school, work, or daily life. A formal evaluation provides a clear identification of specific learning challenges, informs targeted interventions and support strategies, and can help secure appropriate educational accommodations or resources to improve functioning and success.