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Obtaining an independent education program (IEP) for your child often feels like a positive step forward. After all, they will get the accommodations and services they need to learn effectively. It may be a step forward, but it is also just one of the first steps to...
Although dyslexia is the most common learning disability in the United States, many students with dyslexia still struggle to obtain the help and support they need in school. There are several reasons for this, but a recent article highlighted one critical reason that...
If you suspect that your child may have a learning disability, it is important to have their school evaluate them. In order to do so, you will need to submit a written request to your child’s school. Getting started with this procedure may be stressful and/or...
Going to college is a big step for any student; however, if your child has a disability, this step may require additional planning and preparation. Unfortunately, individualized education programs (IEPs) do not transfer to college. As we discussed in a previous blog...
If your child has a learning disability and English is not their first language, going to school can seem like a significant challenge. However, you and your child still have rights, and you can ensure your child receives an education that meets their specific needs....
The early diagnosis of a learning disability can help young children prepare for school. However, not every child may show signs of having a learning disability until much later in their school journey. This may leave parents wondering: are the signs of a learning...
When a student in California is determined to be eligible to receive special education services, they will receive an independent education plan (IEP). Parents will work with teachers and other school staff to create this plan, which will inform and guide the...
As we have discussed in previous blog posts, independent education plans (IEPs) rely on individualized goals to help children learn. However, children with disabilities may also qualify for a 504 plan. Those plans provide accommodations, but they implement goals as...
If your child qualifies to receive early intervention services, it could help them obtain critical support to assist with growth and development. Those who qualify for early intervention services can receive an Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP). What should...
When students qualify to receive special education services, most of these services center around the child’s education. However, they encompass much more than their learning. They often provide holistic support for children with disabilities – called related...