The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) is designed to assist students with learning difficulties. Extended School Year (ESY) services are intended to assist a student with a learning disability in maintaining the academic, social/behavioral, communication, or other skills they have acquired as part of their Individualized Education Program (IEP). In other words, Extended school … Read more
Functional math skills are required in order to live independently in a society where we can analyze things on our own and make choices that benefit an ideal living. Functional skills make it feasible to decide where we want to live, how we want to make money, what to do with the earned money, and … Read more
IEP goals can be the best way to organize and list out what attributes are to be enhanced in the special child. Along with this list, parents make a record of multiple other documents to address the IEP process and meetings effortlessly. To fasten all of these in a reliable file, an IEP binder is … Read more
Self-advocacy is the crucial trait of expressing your opinion and taking decisions for oneself. However, a lot of times this crucial trait might be compromised due to some learning disabilities like dyslexia; however, certain strategies like games and activities can assist in ameliorating the same, and quantifying the level of growth is also obligatory to … Read more
Being exposed to the real world after high school can bring about certain challenges to disabled aspirants. Transitional planning can assist by crafting a definitive framework. It is a predetermined set of regulations that are formed to make a smooth jump from high school to college or the real world. While the implementation of transitional … Read more
Section 504 is a federal law that aims to protect the integrity of students and individuals with disabilities associated with programs and activities in institutions like schools and colleges that function on federal funds. This section is enforced by the US Department of education, which makes sure that a school district or an Institution under … Read more
Be it the first or tenth iteration, IEP meetings come with a set of responsibilities for both parents and teachers. While parents should take care of the child, their documentation, and other requirements, teachers too might take a few measures to make the meeting supervised smoothly. The checklists that we have provided for parents and … Read more
Receptivity is an important part of language skills. As the name sounds, receptive language skills imply the ability to listen and understand language. Owing to this, learning these abilities as youngsters can create a difference. To make a better plan or to analyze receptive language, a checklist can be a good idea. This set not … Read more
The use of words, sentences, and gestures to communicate ideas and send messages to others is known as expressive language. Being able to categorize items in the environment, explain activities and events, make decisions, ask questions, and answer inquiries are all examples of expressive language skills. Comprehending the definition may not be enough to determine … Read more
Free and Appropriate Public Education (FAPE) is one of IDEA’s lesser understood provisions. FAPE, which is a requirement of IDEA, requires school systems to offer access to both general and specialized educational services. This brings out the confusion about understanding special utilities. The list of questions we came up with can make it easy for … Read more