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posted 11/17/2009, comments (0)
Tips for Parents When Writing an IEP
An Individualized Educational Plan (IEP) should be designed to: Meet all the needs of your child Explain how the needs will be met Include measurable goals to determine if the goals have been met Parents can be confused about how to write an IEP that effectively meets all of these requirements. Keeping the... Read more
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posted 11/16/2009, comments (6)
Behavior Management 101: Why Yelling doesn't Work
If you have a child with ADHD or related special needs I can guarantee that at some point during your parenting you have felt so frustrated that you wanted to yell at your child. Perhaps you have done so. Don't worry I am not here to judge. I have been in the same boat. Behaviors such as not listening, non-compliance, and... Read more
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posted 11/10/2009, comments (0)
The Role of Mediation and Due Process Hearings When Parents Don't Agree with IEPs
When parents disagree with an Individualized Educational Plan (IEP), they have the right to appeal the decision by requesting either a due process hearing, mediation or both. Once you file a request for a due process hearing, you will be notified of a resolution meeting. Both you and the school district will be required to... Read more
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posted 11/09/2009, comments (2)
How to Conquer Kid Clutter before the Holidays
To say that my Max is "messy" is probably the understatement of the year. I have been to many of my friend's houses some of whom have several children under the age of five. But these tots have nothing on my Max as far as making a mess of their surroundings. Right now he is into taking toys apart. He has many toy trains... Read more
