Reading: WHAT QUESTIONS SHOULD I ASK ABOUT READING?
Cheryl: I have a conference with my son’s third grade resource center reading teacher. What type of questions should I ask her? This is our first conference.
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Cheryl: I have a conference with my son’s third grade resource center reading teacher. What type of questions should I ask her? This is our first conference.
Joy: My son is in an elementary moderate to severe special ed class in California. His teacher is amazing as well as the few para’s involved with students. The district Continue Reading →
Ann: My son was tested last year in 1st grade per my request. He was put on an IEP and gets reading services 4 x30 week. He also went to Continue Reading →
Teresa: My 11 year old child is diagnosed ADHD, Anxiety, and CAPD. She has been on meds for ADHD since 2nd grade, anxiety meds since 3rd and just diagnosed with Continue Reading →
Lori: My daughter is a senior in high school in PA. She has been diagnosed with Dyslexia. She has had an IEP since the 4th grade. She was eligible for Continue Reading →
David: My 4th grade Son has ADHD. He has an IEP in place and an behavioral Aide is assigned to him. An optional field trip to Sacramento is scheduled for Continue Reading →
Hope: Would like to know if there is a law that permits a teacher from telling another parent about another student that they are on a IEP?
Mel: Can a General Ed teacher modify curriculum for a student that is only served with a Speech IEP?
Jo: Are there any rules regarding how to help individuals with visual processing disorder manage the visual demands of the classroom? Copying from the board to paper is impossible and Continue Reading →
Deborah: Can a retired special education teacher serve now as a parental advocate in the district in which she worked and retired?
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