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The Disparity of Early Intervention Services for Minority Families
By Iris DeVaughnThis issue of NASET’s Early Intervention series was written by Iris DeVaughn. Early intervention services, which are services that are provided to children...
Providing Parents with a Variety Of Techniques That Special Education Teachers Use To Accommodate Children With Special Needs In The Classroom
IntroductionThere will be times when parents should know the variety of techniques special education teachers use to accommodate children with special needs in the classroom....
What Goes Into An Assistive Technology Report
IntroductionThere will be many times when a child with special needs requires some type of assistive technology. In determining the best type of technology for...
How to Report Progress to his/her Teachers while Working At Home with Your Child with Special Needs
IntroductionNormally, the IEP must identify when periodic reports on the progress your child is making toward the annual goals will be provided to the student’s...
10 Reading Systems for Parents to Know
Introduction In these days of COVID 19 and online learning the role of parents has become more involved in the education of their children then...
Disability and Functioning
IntroductionMany new statistics on children and adults with disabilities are important for parents to know. This PTCH provides parents with a series of important statistics...
What’s a developmental delay?
The term “developmental delay” is an important one in early intervention. Broadly speaking, it means that a child is delayed in some area of development. There are...
The Evaluation and Assessment Process for Early Intervention
IntroductionParents who are considering early intervention services may be overwhelmed by the process. There may be times when you can assist a parent with information...
If a Parent is concerned about a baby or toddler’s development
IntroductionAs a teacher, you may hear from parents concerns about a child’s early development. It’s not uncommon for parents and family members to become concerned...
What is Early Intervention?
Parent Participation in Early InterventionIntroductionAs teachers in special education you will deal with parents on an ongoing basis, whether in early intervention, preschool special education...
Empowering Refugee Families of Students with Disabilities
By Sadia Warsi; Karen Fitzgerald Issue: Spring/Summer 2020 DOI: 10.64546/jaasep.431 The special education process, which for this paper includes: Domain Documentation, Eligibility and Individual Education...
Parent Participation in Early Intervention
IntroductionAs teachers in special education you will deal with parents on an ongoing basis, whether in early intervention, preschool special education or special education 5-21....
What is a Visual Processing Disorder?
In this issue of NASET’s Parent Teacher Conference Handout focuses on understanding and diagnosing children with visual processing disorder. As a special education teacher there are times when...
Parental Involvement within Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Families: Misconceptions, Barriers, and Implications
By Natasha Quesada This issue of NASET’s Practical Teacher was written by Natasha Quesada. Parental involvement is considered to be one of the strongest predictors...
July 2019 – Special Educator e-Journal
Table of ContentsSpecial Education Legal Alert. By Perry A. ZirkelBuzz from the HubInvolving Immigrant Families of Children with Disabilities: A Review of the Literature. By...
Parenting a Child Who Has Experienced Trauma
This NASET Parent Teacher Conference Handout focuses on parenting a child who has experienced trauma. Children who have experienced traumatic events need to feel safe...
Transition to Preschool from Early Intervention
Introduction Kids grow fast, don’t they? And early intervention is designed for children from birth up to age three. At that point, services under EI end. If...
Getting Ready for Healthcare at the Age of Majority
When young people with disabilities reach the “age of majority,” they gain the right to manage their own affairs, including choosing their own doctor and...
Working with Teachers and Schools-Helping Your Child Succeed in School
Q: What do I do first?Learn everything that you can about your child's school. The more you know, the easier your job as a parent...
What are School Health Services and School Nurse Services
IntroductionSchool health services have long been a part of IDEA’s related services definition. This Parent Teacher Conference Handout provides basic information for parents who may...
