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Testing

Hill Country Dyslexia Services has a highly qualified team of professional educational diagnosticians. They are passionate about identifying and getting thorough diagnostic evaluations completed for children.

 

Neuropsychological testing is the formal systematic assessment in the areas of; cognitive function, information processing, language, motor integration, learning (dyslexia, dysgraphia, and dyscalculia).

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M.Ed., Educational Diagnostician (Bilingual)

Delia Hernandez

In-Person or Online Testing

Delia is an experienced, bilingual Educational Diagnostician for the State of Texas who is driven to collaborate in an environment that promotes individualized learning for children with disabilities. She received her Master’s degree in Special Education with a diagnostician certification from Texas State University in San Marcos, Texas.

Delia has been teaching since 1998. She taught first, second and third grades before becoming a dyslexia teacher. Delia believes that is important to create a positive and respectful relationship with every student, parent, and co-worker. She makes it her goal to provide students with a caring, supportive, and happy environment where all students can achieve their best. 

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M. Ed., Educational Diagnostician (Bilingual)

Edna E. Morales

In-Person or Online Testing

Edna is a bilingual educational diagnostician who is dedicated to helping students and parents by providing diagnostic information and working cooperatively with instructional personnel to provide the most appropriate programs for students with disabilities. Literacy being her professional passion, she received her master’s degree in Advanced Reading from Concordia University in Austin, Texas. Soon after she completed her educational diagnostician certification program from Lamar University in Beaumont, Texas.

 

Edna taught first, third and fourth grade before becoming a dyslexia teacher for elementary and middle school. She has comprehensive experience ensuring students with dyslexia and related disorders are provided using appropriate services and supports.

Please call to schedule a time to discuss your child’s needs at 512-648-2291 or fill out this online form.

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