Parent Support: The Story It happened again today. I always attribute it to God putting me in the right place at the right time to provide parent support to desperate moms. I was out running errands, and I had not … Continue reading →
WHO needs to meet your child’s special needs when it comes to education? “My child is failing because the school isn’t doing their job,” parents often say. Do you think teachers consider it YOUR fault when your child fails to … Continue reading →
IEP Placement Decisions – The Least Restrictive Environment: Placement – [n] the act of putting something in a certain place or location (WordNet Dictionary @ hyperdictionary.com). In regard to IEPs, “placement” is where your child will be, or go, when … Continue reading →
Components of an IEP – What should be in your child’s IEP? As a parent, it’s important for you to know what is SUPPOSED to be in your child’s IEP. School’s often bypass certain requirements such as transition planning (from … Continue reading →
Return to Questions Q: My child recently started school and has been struggling. His teacher thinks he should be evaluated for learning problems. She is having difficulty providing the help he needs. Should I continue to send my child to … Continue reading →
Have questions about homeschooling? I hope these FAQs will help answer YOUR questions about homeschooling. If you don’t see your questions about homeschooling listed here, I’ve also written a book with the answers to 75 of the most frequently asked … Continue reading →
