5 Signs of a Good IEP
While there are most certainly more than 5 things you need to watch for in developing your child's IEP, I'd have to say...
Category: Advocacy
You Can’t Be Brave If You’re Too Tired
As parents of kids with disabilities, ya know the thing that we forget about the most? Ourselves. As we stay hypervigilant...
Enhancing Your Advocacy Skills
“When the System Says “No”… what’s a parent to do?” So often we’re faced with systems that tell us “no”...
Cutting through the overwhelm to bring about real change
I hope that you had a joyous holiday season and did what I did this week, and took some time off to reset, regroup and...
Is Your Child Being Bullied in School?
Imagine being a kid with a disability in school today. How could the very nature of the environment not stress you out? In...
Does Your Child Have an Emergency Preparedness Plan at School?
Ensuring that your child with (and without, for that matter) a disability is as prepared as they can be for a school...
Do You Know What CAPE Is All About on Your Child’s Transition IEP?
For kids in Florida, age 12 and up, who are in public school and have an IEP, the IEP is referred to as a “Transition...
Monitoring Your Child’s Education Through Observation
Now that the new school year is in full swing, it’s a good time for parents to schedule an observation of their child’s...
Seven Step Process For Developing Standards-Based IEPs
7 Step Process For SB IEPs.pdf Download 7 Step Process For SB IEPs.pdf There is a seven-step process that you should use...
What You Should Expect from Your IEP Meeting…. But May Not Often Get!
You’d think, especially considering the federal law that requires IEP meetings to run in a certain way, that when...