Special Education Parents and Teachers... If I could fix anything in Special Education for you, what would it be? Transparency is key to understanding how decisions about your student's IEP are made, but you need the right questions to get those answers.
Guess what? I have 12 MUST ASK...
"I see you" can be one of the greatest compliments a parent and teacher can give each other. Listen in to more kind words that have been exchanged between IEP team members. These words can make a huge difference in building trust and confidence within your IEP team!
Surround yourself with...
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It’s not about you. It’s about the system.
Special Education Teachers and Parents... you have more in common than you realize.
You both dislike how...
Special Education Parents and Teachers, Are you listening to the Special Education Inner Circle Podcast? We have awesome guest experts showing up for YOU in the upcoming months! Now, is the perfect time to catch up on the hot topics you need most.
More IEP help at www.specialedinnercircle.com
Keeping students engaged in speech therapy as they reach middle school and beyond can be tough, but it also can be FUN! Get ready to take notes as Hallie drops strategies you need as a teacher and parent to keep kids engaged!
Connect with Hallie:
Web: https://speechtimefun.com
Podcast:...
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Data matters. Parent input matters. Team expertise matters.
Other people might even have great ideas and input for you, BUT...
When other parents and teachers start...
School evaluations can be complicated, confusing, and seem to take forever to complete! Learn from Charm how we can prioritize and simplify the process to get better data on each and every student.
Connect with Charm:
Phone: 219-315-9700
Web: www.superpsychedllc.com
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I LOVE IEP goals that prepare a child for the real world, but after 20+ years of writing IEPs with parents and teachers, I’ve learned a few things...
1. You’re never going to get every goal a child needs into the IEP. That’s ok.
2. A child will shutdown if you stuff their day...
We often hear about parents being loud at the IEP table, but what happens when a parent is not involved with the IEP process? Use these 3 steps to help parents become an active, engaged, equal member of the IEP process.
Ready to become a Master IEP Coach®? Download your free Welcome Guide at...
I understand that following an IEP is difficult, but it's not optional.
If you're a struggling teacher, who can't implement the IEP in your current situation, you need to ask for help.
The IEP is a binding document that provides an appropriate education for a child per the law, it's not a...
Ready to see more dads at the IEP table? As a Father of a 12-year-old who is on the Autism spectrum, Jamiel Owens is truly an advocate for his son Shayne. After missing many IEP meetings in the beginning, Jamiel is ALL IN with helping more dads get to the IEP table!
Connect with Jamiel:
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The medical and educational world are often miles apart when it comes to agreeing with what a child needs.
Have you ever experienced the struggle between a medical and educational diagnosis for getting a child help at school?
Let me share a quick tip that works, even in the toughest...
