The Virus Crisis is continuing to bring extensive attention to Special Education!
Listen in to this interview on WTMJ Milwaukee where we discuss all things Master IEP Coach® and how we are creating a positive impact nationwide helping schools and parents.
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What’s next for Special Education?
Permanent distance learning plans in all IEPs? I hope so.
Technology supports in all IEPs? I hope so.
Appropriate IEP goals that prepare students for the real world? YES!
It’s finally time to get rid of the 1980’s version of Special Education that...
Triggers. We usually think of the word "trigger" as a negative. We get triggered and the result is anger or meltdowns. Especially when we are discussing Special Education, behavior plans and supporting a child in a successful school day.
Today, we're going to reframe the word "trigger" into a...
Triggers. We usually think of the word "trigger" as a negative. We get triggered and the result is anger or meltdowns. Especially when we are discussing Special Education, behavior plans and supporting a child in a successful school day.
Today, we're going to reframe the word "trigger" into a...
Crisis Schooling is Exhausting for Special Needs Parents & IEP Teams
Listen for 3 steps to help special needs parents & IEP teams
Become part of the solution as a Master IEP Coach www.masterIEPcoach.com
Crisis schooling exhaustion is real.
It's not just you, your routine (or lack of routine) or something that you can just figure out and then it goes away.
Think back to when you've had other changes in your life forced into your daily routines.
Maybe it was a move, a marriage, a divorce, a death,...
Should we really be following our state recommended "distance learning" minutes? Probably not.
Our reality in our special needs community is that we don't take breaks from learning in the same way as others.
Our "recommended minutes" for learning will never be less because we are always...
There are always debates happening in special education and with the current pandemic, the arguments are getting louder and louder.
I'm going to skip over the obvious frustration of what's going to happen when we get back into school. Compensatory education? ESY? We will have plenty of time to...
"It would be foolish to assume that services written for a school setting could be done at home with the same intensity, but that IEP paperwork we worked so hard to create doesn't have a clause to adapt for what is happening right now during the Covid Crisis... which is where the bad advice...
