School psychologists play a vital role in supporting students' educational and psychological needs, and much of their daily work centers on conducting cognitive and academic assessments. Traditionally, these assessments have relied on physical test kits and paper-based protocols, which can be time-consuming, prone to scoring errors, and logistically cumbersome. As the field continues to evolve, many school psychologists are seeking ways to improve the efficiency and accuracy of their assessment practices. One promising solution is the adoption of digital assessment platforms, such as Pearson's Q-interactive system.
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