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Assistive Technology for Autism, Reading and Math Disabilities
Assistive Technology and Learning Disabilities, Suggestions from Maureen Brown, Ask the Advocate
Navigating the Challenges of Special Education: Understanding Prior Written Notice
Discover the ins and outs of 'Prior Written Notice,' ensuring you navigate school district decisions with confidence. Learn to decode proposals, understand rejected options, and empower yourself with essential knowledge for your child's educational journey.
13 Important Tips for Parents When Advocating for their Child
Unlock success for your special needs child with these advocacy tips! Dive into crucial insights on navigating education laws, building impactful relationships with educators, and taking charge of your child's Individualized Education Program (IEP).
Department of Developmental Services and Autism: What services can be provided and when should referral be made?
Department of Developmental Services and supports in college and after high school for students with autism.
Recent Utah Case and Least Restrictive Environment
The concept of the "least restrictive environment" (LRE) is a very important principle in education law in the United States, particularly under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). The IDEA is a federal law that governs the education of students with disabilities and ensures they receive a free appropriate public education (FAPE) in the least restrictive environment possible.
How to request testing for your child if you suspect a disability.
Request an evaluation for your child now if you suspect they have a disability.
What supports and services are possible for your child that has special needs?
Parents often tell me they had no idea what services could be provided to their child on an IEP and no one ever told them. What supports and services are possible for your child that has special needs, you ask?
My Child is on an IEP, but what things are they entitled to that a school has not told me about?
My child has an IEP, now what? How do I know what services are available if the school does not tell us?
Criteria for Extended School Year Know your rights.
It’s only when all factors are considered should extended school year should be considered. Remember you are part of your child’s team and you have important information about your child’s learning.