"My 10-year-old son is going to be evaluated for learning disabilities, and the testing center has told us to be sure to give him his ADHD medication on the morning of the test. Is this right? Or should such evaluations be done off medication?"
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E-mail this page to a friendOn- or Off-Meds When Undergoing Evaluations?"My 10-year-old son is going to be evaluated for learning disabilities, and the testing center has told us to be sure to give him his ADHD medication on the morning of the test. Is this right? Or should such evaluations be done off medication?" |
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