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• Respite Care – – Part II Benefits of Respite Care

  Parent handouts · Transition to Adult Life, Working with Parents and Families ·

  IntroductionIn the last PTCH Respite Care wad defined and explained as a service for parents of children with severe disabilities. This PTCH will explain the...

• Respite Care – – Part I Overview of Respite Care

  Parent handouts · Disabilities and Disorders A to Z, Working with Parents and Families ·

  IntroductionOver the years, there has been a growing awareness that adjustment to the special needs of a child influences all family members. This awareness has...

• Why Children Exhibit Overall Academic Failure in School

  Parent handouts · Disabilities and Disorders A to Z, Working with Parents and Families ·

  IntroductionMany times parents are unaware of the different reasons why their children may not be performing or successful in school. For a teacher this may...

• What is Music Therapy

  Parent handouts · Classroom and Teaching Strategies, Working with Parents and Families ·

  IntroductionFrom time to time your students may receive related services to help them deal with their present special education situation. There are time when parents...

• What Are Public Schools Required to Do When Students with Disabilities Are Bullied?

  Parent handouts · IEPs, Working with Parents and Families ·

  IntroductionWhat does a school have to do when a child with a disability is being bullied? School staff, parents, and other caring adults have a...

• Finding Your Parent Training and Information Center

  Parent handouts · Early Intervention and Early Childhood, Working with Parents and Families ·

  Introduction Families with a child who has a disability have special concerns and often need a great deal of information: information about the disability of...

• What Makes a Good Special Ed Classroom?

  Parent handouts · Classroom and Teaching Strategies, Working with Parents and Families ·

  IntroductionSometimes parents will wonder what constitutes a good special education classroom. Instead of having parents fill in the blanks, we are presenting you with an...

• Occupational Therapy Terminology for Parents

  Parent handouts · Working with Parents and Families ·

  IntroductionWith the role of the occupational therapist becoming much more evident on IEP’s this month’s Parent Teacher Conference Handout provides parents with a glossary of...

• Recommended Practice for Teaching Students with Severe Disabilities

  Parent handouts · Disabilities and Disorders A to Z, Working with Parents and Families ·

  IntroductionParents with children with severe disabilities should know the different techniques that may be used in teaching. This Parent Teacher Conference Hanndout provides them with...

• Be Aware of Symptoms Indicating Low Levels of Confidence

  Parent handouts · Disabilities and Disorders A to Z, Working with Parents and Families ·

  IntroductionAn important perspective for parents and teachers is learning which students show signs of low levels of confidence. This knowledge will help you determine whether...

• Top Ten Parental Rights in Special Education

  Parent handouts · Special Ed Law, Working with Parents and Families ·

  10. Parents have the right to request that their child be assessed for Special Education without delay.9. Parents have the right to list all of...

• Areas of Perception

  Parent handouts · Disabilities and Disorders A to Z, Working with Parents and Families ·

  Introduction Many times parent of children diagnosed with perceptual problems, processing disorders etc will be told that their children have problems in visual and auditory...

• What are Accommodations

  Parent handouts · IEPs, Working with Parents and Families ·

  Introduction There may be times when parents become confused or are unaware of the accommodations that are available for their child in special education. This...

• What are Related Services

  Parent handouts · IEPs, Working with Parents and Families ·

  Introduction Many times parents may not understand all of the services that their child with special needs is offered. While parents may indicate they understand,...

• School Symptoms Exhibited by High Risk Students

  Parent handouts · Disabilities and Disorders A to Z, Working with Parents and Families ·

  Introduction A high risk student is usually a student that is experiencing possibly severe emotional, social, environmental or academic stress. As a result of this...

• Objectives of Intellectual Academic and Perceptual Evaluations

  Parent handouts · Evaluation, Eligibility and RTI, Working with Parents and Families ·

  Introduction Students with special needs are tested often because of special education needs and requirements. Sometimes parents may not understand the purpose of this testing....

• Autistic Savants

  Parent handouts · Autism, Working with Parents and Families ·

  Introduction When working with children with Autism, parents may recognize that their child has extraordinary skills not exhibited by most persons. These skills may take...

• What is an APGAR Score

  Parent handouts · Disabilities and Disorders A to Z, Working with Parents and Families ·

  Introduction There may be time when a parent of a student in your class is pregnant and may need some information on procedures they will...

• Checklist: Does my child hear?

  Parent handouts · Working with Parents and Families ·

  Introduction Many times parents of students in your class may have a new child and express concerns about development. One of the concerns most often...

• Procedural Due Process for Parents and Children

  Parent handouts · Special Ed Law, Working with Parents and Families ·

  Introduction There may be times when you are asked to clarify some legal issues for parents concerning their due process rights. This Parent Teacher Conference...