'Why Advocating for Your Children Yourself is Always the Best Option'

"Parents are the most important part of the IEP team."




Why Advocating for Your Children Yourself is Always the Best Option

Why Advocating for Your Children Yourself is Always the Best Option

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Wilbur Hawke explains why it is best not to rely on others to do the advocating for your children. Read his thoughts on who is best qualified to fill that role.

Eight Inclusion Mistakes Even Good Educators Make

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No one is perfect and even the most seasoned educators will make mistakes from time to time. Read Lisa Friedman's eight mistakes that even good educators make.

 

What is Inclusion?

Dancing Backwards And In Heels: Parenting A Special Needs Child

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It is hard being a parent of a special needs child. Read Debbie's account of feeling under the microscope and at the same time being on a pedestal.

Do We REALLY Believe In Inclusion?

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Chris Wejr examines how far we have to go to embrace real inclusion. Do we adequately create environments that model empathy, care, and equity?

"Life on the Autism Spectrum can be ENJOYable."