April 16, 2018 | By: Becky Tarwater
Categories: Education & Schools
ARD meetings are not among most parents’ favorite activities. They may seem too formal or intimidating. They might even frighten a parent. One way to make these important meetings easier is to plan for your child’s meeting. Start at least a month or so in advance to make planning easier. Here are some suggestions of things to do before an ARD meeting.
Pre-planning for your child’s ARD makes you an effective advocate for your child’s educational process. Walk in with confidence, knowing that you are the expert on your child. Know too that your participation is key as your child navigates their school career.
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