Have a master's in special ed. need steady income any ideas?

Executive Member Joined: Jan 16 2012 Posts: 448

How about doing evaluations? I think they pay about $200 per evaluation.

Executive Member Joined: Jan 16 2012 Posts: 448

Im not 100% sure but I think if you've been doing long enough you can do evaulations. Do you work for an agency? If you do, you can ask them. I do SEIT and I was thinking about doing evaluations until I remembered how much I hate doing paperwork Sad

From my understanding, the paperwork involved in just doing evaluations is a LOT less than the regular SEIT paperwork and for sure much less paperwork involved than if you worked with kids through Early Intervention. It's a one-time job and you can do them free-lance if you'd like.
(I'm not a special ed. teacher but in the field--very similar, currently working in a CPSE preschool.)
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it's a one time job? Can one do it on a regular basis?

Executive Member Joined: Nov 28 2010 Posts: 332

I thought psychologists now do the evaluations???