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Teaching Techniques Used in Inclusion Classrooms
Introduction There may be times when one of your students placement may be changed to an inclusion classroom and a parent may have questions about...
What Parents Need to Know About the Learning Process
Introduction Almost half of all students with special needs are classified as students with learning disabilities. These children have impairments in learning due to problems...
Basic Special Educational Law Terminology for Parents
Introduction As a teacher of children with special needs there may be times when parents are not sure of certain terms that may be used...
Academic Skill Area Terminology: Reading
Introduction As a special education teacher, you will be working with many parents who may not be familiar with the terminology of education, especially academic...
Eight Reasons Why Your Child May Not Be Able to Perform Up to his/her Ability
Introduction Children are faced with many pressures everyday and as a result these pressures may play a role in their ability to fully concentrate in...
What Parents Need to Know About Auditory Processing Disorders
Introduction As a special educator there may be times when parents seek out information on terms in special education that may confuse them. One of...
Students with Disabilities Preparing for Postsecondary Education
Introduction Many of our Parent Teacher Conference Handouts are geared to the education and information for parents. This Parent Teacher Conference Handout is geared first...
Parent’s Guide to RTI (Response to Intervention)
What is Responsiveness to Intervention (RTI)?Basically, the Responsiveness to Intervention (RTI) process is an approach to providing services and interventions to struggling learners. The school...
What Parents Need to Know About a Section 504 Accommodation Plan
Introduction As a special educator, you are frequently asked questions about students who have been classified as having a disability or questions from parents about...
Developmental Screening Information for Parents
Introduction If you are involved in the field of Early Intervention, then you will most likely be involved with parents concerning developmental screening for children...
Providing Your Child’s Teacher with Useful Information at the Beginning of the School Year
Introduction As a teacher in special education, you will be faced every year with trying to learn as much about a student as possible to...
Preparing for the First Month of School for Children with Disabilities
Introduction As teachers educating children with special needs, there are many things you do before the start of school and during the first month that...
Things to Consider When Looking Into College for Your Child with a Learning Disability
As a parent of an adolescent with a learning disability you will need to work closely with your child to prepare him/her for college. It...
Extended School Year Services (ESY)
As the school year comes to a close, parents may want to know if their children are entitled to Extended School Year Services (ESY). These...
Allergies and Food Sensitivities for School Age Children
Do you know what to do in a life-threatening anaphylaxis situation? Learn what foods commonly cause allergic reactions, get information on creating an action plan, and...
What Parents Can Do To Help Their Child Succeed In School
Although school is very important, it doesn't really take up very much of a child's time. In the U.S., the school year averages 180 days;...
WHAT PARENTS NEED TO KNOW ABOUT NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND (NCLB)
Funding: No Child Left Behind gives school districts more money. In fact, President Bush and Congress are spending more money than ever before on the...
Preparing for Employment: On the Home Front
Introduction Young people looking for their first jobs may be overwhelmed by the process and seek help from others. Individualized Education Program (IEP) teams can...
Record Keeping Checklist for Parents and Students During the Transition Process
During the transition process, it is extremely important that parents and students develop a record keeping system. Keeping relevant and timely records will facilitate the...
Transition Planning Timeline Checklist
NOTE: The following checklist is provided to serve as an optional planning tool and only as a guideline.Four to Five Years before Leaving the School...