Hello! I'm so glad you're here!
Hi, I'm Roxana Stanley—a Bilingual Educational Diagnostician based in Texas.
I hold a Bachelor's Degree from the University of North Texas and a Master's in Special Education from Midwestern State University. With over a decade of experience as an educational diagnostician, I've developed a deep passion for mentoring and supporting fellow evaluators.
I'm all about working smarter, not harder—and I love sharing practical resources that help others do the same. I specialize in best practices for emergent bilingual evaluations, and I'm deeply committed to ensuring these students are evaluated accurately and fairly.
My mission is to empower other professionals with the tools, strategies, and knowledge they need to confidently assess bilingual students—especially through a strong foundation in second language acquisition.
I'm so glad you're here. Come learn with me!
I'm an emergent bilingual myself—and I know firsthand how language can shape your educational experience. That's why I'm deeply committed to making sure emergent bilingual students are evaluated accurately, fairly, and through the right lens.
Too often, these students are misunderstood, misidentified, or overlooked altogether. My mission is to change that—by equipping evaluators with the knowledge and tools they need to truly understand second language acquisition and make confident, appropriate decisions.
I do this work to advocate for students like me—and to support the professionals who serve them every day.
From one working diagnostician to another—I get it. Our time is limited, our workload is heavy, and we need support that actually makes a difference.
That's why I promise to only share information, strategies, and resources that are practical, research-informed, and ready to use. No fluff, no filler—just real tools and guidance that you can implement right away.
Whether you're new to the field or a seasoned pro, everything I create is designed to save you time, boost your confidence, and help you serve students more effectively.
We're in this together—and I'm here to make your job just a little bit easier.