IEPs: Getting emotional at IEP meetings
IEP meetings can get very emotional. It can be hard to sit in a room full of teachers and talk about your child’s needs. Sometimes, these meetings can feel overwhelming, like everyone just wants to di...
13 Jun 202414min
IEPs: For younger kids and older kids
If you’re the parent of a young child, you may be wondering how special education can support kids during recess. If you have a teenager, you may be focused on getting ready for college or a career. A...
6 Jun 202414min
IEPs: English language learners and IEPs
Many kids in the U.S. are learning English as an additional language. For some, it may be their second, third, or fourth language. Their English skills can vary widely, too. Some kids may speak conve...
30 Mai 202413min
IEPs: How IEPs can help with behavior challenges
Does your child have trouble following the teacher’s rules? Are you getting a lot of calls from the principal? An IEP, or Individualized Education Program, can do a lot of things to help with behav...
16 Mai 202412min
IEPs: Setting IEP goals
Setting IEP goals can feel tricky. They should be attainable, but not too hard or too easy — it’s a bit like Goldilocks and the Three Bears.However, setting these goals is a big part of developing you...
9 Mai 202414min
IEPs: How to prepare for IEP meetings
So you have an IEP meeting coming up, or you’d like to prepare for future ones. This is an important time to ask questions and advocate for what you think is best for your child. These meetings can b...
2 Mai 202414min
IEPs: Special education terms and your legal rights
If your child qualifies for an IEP, it will come with many legal rights and protections. But with names like “FAPE” and “prior written notice,” things can get confusing quickly.Still, it’s really impo...
25 Apr 202413min
