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• Parenting a Child Who Has Experienced Trauma

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

  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...

• Working with Teachers and Schools-Helping Your Child Succeed in School

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

  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

  Parent handouts · IEPs, Working with Parents and Families ·

  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...

• Part 8

  Series parts · Special Ed Law, Working with Parents and Families ·

  IDEA Special Education Resolution Meetings:A Guide for Parents of Children & Youth (Ages 3-21)IntroductionA resolution meeting is a dispute resolution process that takes place after...

• Traumatic Brain Injury – Tips for Parents and Teachers

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

  Tips for ParentsWork with the medical team to understand your child’s injury and treatment plan. Don’t be shy about asking questions. Tell them what you...

• What is a Developmental Delay

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

  If you as a parent are reading this, perhaps you’re concerned about your child’s development. We’re glad you’re here, because there are many immediate things you can do...

• Part 4- Parent Participation in Early Intervention

  Series parts · Early Intervention and Early Childhood, Working with Parents and Families ·

  Introduction Families, most particularly parents, are vital participants in early intervention.Your contributions are invaluable:at the individual level where you are intimately involved in determining the services...

• Mothers’ Perspectives and Experiences of Speech Generating Devices

  Research articles · Working with Parents and Families ·

  By Yeunjoo Lee, California State University, Bakersfield; Luis A. Vega, California State University, Bakersfield Issue: Spring/Summer 2017 DOI: 10.64546/jaasep.335 Assistive technology (AT) allows students with...

• Acronyms in Special Education

  Parent handouts · ADHD, Working with Parents and Families ·

  Introduction To most parents’, terminology and acronyms are confusing and can create uncertainty, fear and confusion. This PTCH provides parents with a vast list of...

• Parent Counseling and Training

  Parent handouts · IEPs, Working with Parents and Families ·

  Parent counseling and training is an important related service that can help parents enhance the vital role they play in the lives of their children....

• Parental Involvement in their Child’s Educational Treatment Plan

  Parent handouts · IEPs, Working with Parents and Families ·

  IntroductionOne of the most important approaches to the education of students with special needs is to develop a practical, worthwhile and sound educational treatment plan....

• Respite Care – – Part III Respite Care Suggestions for Parents

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

  IntroductionParents deciding to leave their child who has special needs in the care of someone else, either in or outside their home, may experience a...

• 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...

• The Challenges of Special Education for Parents and Students: A Literature Review By Reshma Mulchan

  Articles · Careers and Professional Growth, Working with Parents and Families ·

  This issue of NASET’s Practical Teacher was written by Reshma Mulchan, a graduate student at Florida International University. The article presents a literature review on the challenges...

• 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...

• June 2015 – Special Educator e-Journal

  Journal issues · Behavior, Working with Parents and Families ·

  Table of ContentsUpdate from the U.S. Department of EducationPartnering with Families of Students with Disabilities, Understanding the Concerns and Enabling Parental Involvement.Buzz from the HubLegislative...

• 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...