by Julie Kibby | Mar 19, 2024 | IEP, Language, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy
As educators, understanding the comprehensive needs of students with articulation deficits is crucial. Beyond the direct interventions of speech therapy, Occupational Therapy (OT) and Physical Therapy (PT) offer indispensable support by addressing the motor, sensory,...
by Julie Kibby | Nov 8, 2023 | IEP, IEP Meeting, Related Services
Navigating the intricate landscape of special education can sometimes mean dealing with challenging family dynamics. In our quest to provide the best possible education for students with special needs, we often encounter situations that require finesse, understanding,...
by Dan McCool | Sep 6, 2023 | DESE, IEP
In the realm of education, particularly in the context of special education, a transformative approach is emerging—one that guarantees a harmonious connection between diverse stages and components of the special education journey. This powerful concept, often referred...
by Dan McCool | Mar 11, 2023 | ESY, IEP
The end of the school year is approaching fast. This means you will need to consider whether each student with a disability will need Extended School Year (ESY). ESY is a tricky subject in some school districts. Over the years, I have heard all of the following...
by Dan McCool | Feb 17, 2023 | IEP, Related Services
There is a widespread misunderstanding in Special Education- There is no such thing as “qualifying” for related services. Students do not need to obtain a qualifying score or meet eligibility in a specific eligibility category to receive related...
by Dan McCool | Jan 25, 2023 | IEP, Uncategorized
Accommodations are a method of leveling the playing field for students with special needs. The accommodations don’t change what students learn, but they change how people learn and how they accomplish their work. According to Eve Kessler and...
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