August 10, 2016 | By: Becky Tarwater
Categories: Education & Schools
Doctors’ visits, new backpacks, shoes, and checking off school supply lists are all indications that a new school year is about to begin. However, a successful start of the school year for our children with Individualized Education Programs (IEP) requires thoughtful planning. Here are some ideas our family uses to help with the transition back to school.
Go to Organizing School Records on this website to help get ready for back to school time.
School doesn’t start or end when the bell rings. The student experience should include access to and participation in school-sponsored or related activities. This includes extracurricular and co-curricular activities.
Categories: Education & Schools
Critical thinking and problem-solving skills go beyond academics. Everyday life provides opportunities to apply these skills. During my son’s educational career, a lack of critical thinking and problem-solving skills was often noted in his Individualized Education Plan paperwork. While he may struggle with these skills academically, he solves problems all the time in his daily life.
Categories: Education & Schools, Transition to Adulthood
Has your child lost skills during the pandemic? Learn about compensatory services along with some suggestions on how to get them for your child.
Categories: Education & Schools