Blog tagged as Social Skills

The fabric of educational achievement is woven with various credentials, each signifying a different level of accomplishment. Understanding the distinctions among a high school diploma, a certificate of completion, and a GED is crucial for students navigating their academic and professional futures.

Executive Functioning Disorder (EFD) is akin to the maestro of cognitive abilities, harmonizing tasks like planning, organization, time management, and problem-solving.

An advocate should be your ally, a knowledgeable and experienced professional who understands the needs of kids like yours, the balance of the classroom questions, the rights of children with special needs and the laws that protect them.

Ongoing communication between teachers and parents is essential for the success of students with disabilities.

I would encourage you, the parent, to include your vision in the "Parent Concerns" or Parental Input portion of the IEP. It is helpful for the team to see the vision of where you are heading before getting into the nitty-gritty of the IEP.