Learning Evaluation in Miami and Orlando

“Wait until the tiers are finished” isn't an answer either.

Your child's school gets to decide when they test. You get to decide not to wait for them.

Aldea matches families with licensed psychologists for full learning and psychoeducational evaluations covering dyslexia, ADHD-related learning concerns, and processing differences, so you have real documentation in hand before the school gets around to its own timeline.

Child completing testing
8-year-old

Suspected dyslexia

Matched in Miami

Dr. Priya Nair · Licensed Psychologist, PsyD

Licensed psychologists
No waitlist
Serving Miami and Orlando

Signs your child may need a learning evaluation

If you have been told to “wait and see” more than once, that is usually a sign to stop waiting.

Reading, writing, or math well below grade level

Your child is putting in real effort but still falling further behind classmates in a specific area.

The school wants to wait for tiered intervention

You have been told to wait for MTSS or RTI tiers before formal testing is considered.

Homework takes hours and ends in tears

What should be a 20-minute assignment turns into a nightly battle that drains everyone.

You need documentation for an IEP or 504 plan

The school needs formal testing on file before it will consider accommodations.

A school evaluation left you with more questions

Your child did not qualify under school criteria, but you still do not have a clear answer.

Smart, but somehow still struggling

Your child is bright, yet grades and effort do not seem to line up.

What a psychoeducational evaluation covers

A school screening checks whether your child qualifies for classroom support. A full evaluation tells you why, in clinical terms the school has to take seriously.

Dyslexia and reading disorders

Testing for specific reading difficulties, including decoding, fluency, and comprehension gaps.

Written expression and math disorders

Evaluation of learning disorders affecting writing or math beyond general school performance.

ADHD-related learning impact

How attention, focus, and executive function affect classroom and homework performance.

Processing speed and working memory

Cognitive testing that explains why information takes longer to land or stick.

Twice-exceptional profiles

Identifying a learning disability in a child who is also gifted, a combination schools often miss.

IEP and 504 documentation

A clinical evaluation that stands on its own, whether or not the school agrees to test first.

Get matched with a psychologist in three steps

No calling around, no waiting on the school's timeline, and no more wondering if anyone will actually test.

1

Take the free learning screener

Answer a few questions about reading, writing, math, or homework. It takes about two minutes.

2

Get matched with a licensed psychologist

Aldea pairs you with a vetted psychologist who fits your child's needs and schedule.

3

Get tested, no waitlist

Book your evaluation and get documentation you can bring straight to the school.

What to expect from a learning evaluation

A real evaluation should hold up, whether or not the school agrees with it.

1

Background and history intake

A review of your child's academic history, prior testing, report cards, and what you see at home.

2

Standardized cognitive and academic testing

One-on-one testing of cognitive ability, reading, writing, and math using established tools.

3

Teacher and classroom input

Rating scales and teacher input, so the picture is not built from testing alone.

4

A diagnosis in clinical terms

Findings written in terms a school district can respond to, not just a summary of classroom behavior.

5

Specific recommendations

Concrete accommodations and interventions to bring to an IEP or 504 meeting.

6

A report that travels with your child

Documentation that holds up across schools, districts, and a move to a new state.

Learning evaluation cost and payment

We'd rather tell you plainly how this works than let you find out partway through booking.

Insurance Pathway

Psychoeducational evaluations are led by licensed clinical psychologists, so they typically fall under our commercial-accepted pathway. Our team verifies your benefits before your first appointment.

Concierge Pathway

Prefer to pay privately and skip the insurance back-and-forth? Concierge scheduling gets your child tested faster.

Coverage for testing hours varies by plan even within commercial insurance. Reach out and our team will confirm what applies to yours before you book.

A family's experience with a learning evaluation

Real experiences from parents who found support through Aldea.

“The school wanted to run a full year of intervention tiers before even talking about testing. We couldn't watch our son fall further behind while we waited on that timeline, so we paid for a private evaluation ourselves. The report was thorough enough that the school couldn't really argue with it.”

Parent, Orlando

Frequently asked questions about learning evaluations

The questions we hear most from Miami and Orlando parents, answered plainly.

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