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Why is it so Hard to Apply What I’ve Researched on the Internet at My Child’s Special Ed Meetings?

Why is it so Hard to Apply What I’ve Researched on the Internet at My Child’s Special Ed Meetings?

by Cynthia Singleton | Nov 12, 2020 | advocacy, New to special education, SPED process

I did a survey recently, and discovered that the second biggest challenge facing parents is: I research on the internet, but I don’t know how to apply what I’ve learned.  34% This isn’t surprising. Effectively advocating for your child at an IEP meeting in real time...
IEP, FIE, WTF???? Acronyms in Special Education

IEP, FIE, WTF???? Acronyms in Special Education

by Cynthia Singleton | Aug 21, 2018 | advocacy, special education

Welcome to the wonderful world of special education. As in all government funded and regulated endeavors, there are a TON of acronyms.  In order to help new parents feel less overwhelmed, I’ve prepared this list of the most commonly used ones here as a sort of cheat...

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