My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys: Special Education Parent Advocacy
And they still are it seems. Sadly in search of and one step in back of Themselves and their slow-moving dreams.[1] That is a passage from my friend Sonja
Words have Meaning: Respectful Adoption & Person First Language
Words Have Meaning I first learned about the use of Respectful Adoption Language (RAL) from Patricia Irwin Johnston more than twenty years ago. RAL refers to attribution of “maximum respect,
Advocacy: Parental Participation
Parental participation. By Brice Palmer Is it a right? [NOTE: Come to the Webinar with Brice Palmer speaker and bring your questions about parental rights and participation. REGISTER HERE. ]
Words have Meaning: Respectful Adoption & Person First Language
Words Have Meaning I first learned about the use of Respectful Adoption Language (RAL) from Patricia Irwin Johnston more than twenty years ago. RAL refers to attribution of “maximum respect,
What Does “Appropriate” Really Mean?
by Brice Palmer [NOTE: Register for the Webinar on Thursday July 16, 2005 7:30 PM] The question about what the word appropriate means in the IDEA is one of the most
Advocacy: IEP’s, A Box of Chocolates: “You never know what you’re gonna get.”
“My momma always said, life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re gonna get.” Forrest Gump: Isn’t the “You never know what you’re gonna get” feeling
IEP’sWebinar: Are Like a Box of Chocolates – You Never Know What You’re Gonna Get
Direct Link to the Recording [Note: Webinars are recorded using GotomyWebinar by Citrex. For some reason the first 10 minutes of this presentation did not record. However the majority of
Special Education: A twenty-four part series on advocacy
The following is a list of the articles in the advocacy series. FERPA and Special Education Advocacy: The Gordian Knot Published in the INCIID INsights Newletter January 15, 2015 Organizing