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An IEP meeting can be very scary. You are in the room with several strangers. They are telling you what they will or will not do to help your special needs child. Do not let the school intimidate you. Be prepared for your child's IEP meeting.
Picture features my daughter. We as parents are her number one advocate.
If you have a child with a sensory disorder and you are trying to find some cheap sensory items, I can help you. Finding cheap sensory items is easier than you might think. I have offered some suggestions for finding cheap sensory items in Pittsburgh, although they can work almost anywhere.
Picture features my daughter playing in the foam from a foam machine we got on sale at the end of the season for $5.00. It makes a great cheap sensory item.
Back to school means IEP meetings. This year instead of having the meeting without getting any of your concerns addressed make a parent input form. They are simple to make and can really make a difference. Find out how to make a parent input form for your child's IEP meeting.
Picture features a sample of a parent input form.
If you have a child that has a sensory disorder back to school shopping can be very expensive. Here you can find out how to cut the costs of back to school shopping for your child with sensory issues.
A behavior bucks system is a great tool to use with special needs children. It gives them a way to earn rewards for good behaviors, while working on eliminating the negative ones. To find out how to use a behavior buck system in your home please read my article How to use a behavior buck system with your special needs child.
The picture features an example of ways to earn behavior bucks.
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31 July 2009
Keeping an IEP paper trail
You might be wondering why you need a paper trail when dealing with your school. It is simple; schools will say one thing and do another. Having it in writing prevents this from occurring. Find out why you should keep an IEP paper trail.
30 July 2009
Prepare for your Child's IEP Meeting
An IEP meeting can be very scary. You are in the room with several strangers. They are telling you what they will or will not do to help your special needs child. Do not let the school intimidate you. Be prepared for your child's IEP meeting.
Picture features my daughter. We as parents are her number one advocate.
Where to find Cheap Sensory Items
If you have a child with a sensory disorder and you are trying to find some cheap sensory items, I can help you. Finding cheap sensory items is easier than you might think. I have offered some suggestions for finding cheap sensory items in Pittsburgh, although they can work almost anywhere.
Picture features my daughter playing in the foam from a foam machine we got on sale at the end of the season for $5.00. It makes a great cheap sensory item.
How to Make a Parent Input Form
Back to school means IEP meetings. This year instead of having the meeting without getting any of your concerns addressed make a parent input form. They are simple to make and can really make a difference. Find out how to make a parent input form for your child's IEP meeting.
Picture features a sample of a parent input form.
Save Money on Back to School Shopping for Kids with Sensory Issues
If you have a child that has a sensory disorder back to school shopping can be very expensive. Here you can find out how to cut the costs of back to school shopping for your child with sensory issues.
How to use a behavior buck system with your special needs child
A behavior bucks system is a great tool to use with special needs children. It gives them a way to earn rewards for good behaviors, while working on eliminating the negative ones. To find out how to use a behavior buck system in your home please read my article How to use a behavior buck system with your special needs child.
The picture features an example of ways to earn behavior bucks.
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- I have spent most of my adult life( and now that I think about it) my entire life dealing with anxiety. Anxiety controls my entire life. I am never sure from one day to the next if I will be able to leave the house or answer the phone. Now add in Fibromyalgia and I spend most days in constant pain. Sleep is something that I always crave but never am satisfied. I toss and turn all night trying to get comfortable. Restless Leg Syndrome adds to the joy of trying to get a good night's sleep. My hair is falling out hand-fulls at a time. Stress is a major cause of flair ups. I have a daughter with special needs that include Autism, ADHD, Mood d/o-nos, and Obsessive Compulsive tendencies. I am also the caretaker of my 95 yr old grandmother with mental health issues of her own. Stress is a major part of my life. I was diagnosed with PCOS 13 yrs ago. After having a hysterectomy I had hoped for improvement. Of course that did not happen. You all know what they say about if it wasn't for bad luck I would have no luck at all, right? I have found writing to be therapeutic, and hope to help others by letting them know, they are not alone.
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