Blog tagged as IEP

Embracing a growth mindset through discomfort can be challenging, but it is an important part of your child's personal development.

Why is it so hard to identify dyslexia? I often tell my clients it is because dyslexia is found in the subtests. But what does that mean? It means if you only look at composite scores on psychological and educational evaluations, you may not see evidence of dyslexia.

Triennial evaluations are your chance to hit the reset button. Learn how updated data shapes your child's IEP, ensuring their services and goals truly match who they are today.

Don't leave your child's success to chance! Learn who is legally responsible for ensuring general education teachers understand the IEP, and how you can make sure the whole team is on the same page.

Don't miss your best chance to collaborate! Learn how submitting a Parent Concerns letter before the IEP meeting ensures your voice is heard and directly shapes your child's educational plan.