IEP Meetings from Multiple Perspectives
As a speech-language pathologist, I’m frequently involved in students’ Individualized Education Plan (IEP) meetings, particularly if they have communication-related needs.
Read MoreAs a speech-language pathologist, I’m frequently involved in students’ Individualized Education Plan (IEP) meetings, particularly if they have communication-related needs.
Read MoreBy Jeff Vistica, CFP™, ChSNC®, AIF® For those of us who care for children with special needs, the end to
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Read MoreIEP meetings. Almost every, special needs parents’ apple of discord. Why is it that so many families have to fight to get what their child needs AND deserves? I mean, these people go to school for a career, in which they are to help mold …
Read MoreEven though the writing was on the wall, I was in total denial. When others raised the question, I resisted.
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Read MoreThis is the end of my second year as a TA in a self-contained language classroom and I LOVE working
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