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Can a medical diagnosis suffice as an evaluation?

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Can a medical diagnosis suffice as an evaluation?

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No. A physician’s medical diagnosis may be considered among other sources in evaluating a student with a disability or believed to have a disability which substantially limits a major life activity. Other sources to be considered, along with the medical diagnosis, include aptitude and achievement tests, teacher recommendations, physical condition, social and cultural background, and adaptive behavior.

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