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A bit confusing, admiteditly, but hopefully you'll get something out of it. It's hard to just do vocab.
Also, I used case manager in the middle when I actually meant Program Directors.
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Social Skills are so very important for the success of anyone, but our kids with disabilities tend to struggle a bit more with them.
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This one is a bit scattered, I admit, but hopefully you can garner a few good pieces of information out of it.
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Teachers and school districts get a bad rap, but why? They are some of the hardest-working individuals out there. I throw in a few personal stories just to illustrate life as a teacher. So reach out to a teacher and give them a big thank you and work with the political system to help them get a higher pay rate.
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Due process is a legal procedure you can take when you feel your rights are violated. However, it's not that simple.
I refer to books:
-The Complete IEP Guide: How to Advocate for Your Special Ed Child by Attorney Lawrence M Siegel
-The Complete Special Education Guide to Special Education by Linda Wilmshurst, Ph.D. & Alan W. Brue, Ph.D.
-2020 Lawyer's Reference Guide: Individuals with Disabilities Act (IDEA) Regulations as of February 14, 2020 by U.S. Department of Education
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Based on the book Teach Me To Do It Myself-Montessori Activities for you and your child by Maja Pitamic
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Ever wonder how we ended up with special education law? Here are some answers.
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Word problems? They are everywhere in "adulting" life, but as a student we mostly dealt with them when they were given to us by our teachers. When you have dyscalculia, they are even more troublesome. How do you work with that?
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