In the journey to understand and support children with ADHD,* it is crucial to recognize that their experience... Read More
“Deafblindness is not the sum of its parts – it’s a completely separate disability, and it&r... Read More
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In July, I started to prepare for my son to go back to school. There are things to consider when any child is... Read More
As we prepare to return to school, it is critical to ensure all children, including those with disabilities, a... Read More
As special education professionals, we recognize the significance of teaching expectations and fostering posit... Read More
When Chloe was in kindergarten, she was not able to keep up with her classmates in learning the letter names a... Read More
A couple of years ago I was teaching in a self-contained special education classroom and it was my first year... Read More
We have all probably heard it’s important to help in decision-making for children. Giving a child the op... Read More
What are Compensatory Services? It is important to note that COVID-19 did not change IDEA’s (Individual... Read More
In 1994, my son Nicholas failed first grade. Every day I saw signs of stress—his fingernails bitten to t... Read More
When Dr. Greg Chang, the Founder of SuperChefs (www.superchefs.org) was a child, he remembered how his mother... Read More
“The Double G Camp was named after the family members who owned the camp grounds and generously provided... Read More
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Health Insurance If your child has private insurance AND Medicaid, remember to provide the insurance informat... Read More