Special Education & Disability Acronyms/Abbreviations Quick Reference Guide
Special Education has a language of its own We put together a quick reference Special Education list (grab your copy below, and add to your IEP Notebook) in the hopes...
About: PSN Team
Posts by this author:
Pre- IEP Worksheet
Be Prepared for you child’s next IEP meeting. Here is a simple guideline (you can down load it here, and add to your IEP Notebook) to help you prepare for...
Surgery Survival Guide: A Practical Guide to Coping with Surgery
Diane J. Walker has taken her family’s Real-Life experienceand written a “practical guide for coping with surgery. The Walker Family has endured over 50 surgeriesas they have coped with a...
Transition Planning Timeline (Checklist Form)
This checklist provides a timeline of events that may need to be considered during a student’s transition process. (The timeline is laid out for ages 12-21.) Not all items will...
Simple Cookie Icing (Squeeze Bottle) Plus 4 “Hacks to Help!”
Simple Cookie Icing This icing dries hard and is perfect for coating the top of your cookies prior to decorating (adding sprinkles or other decorations). It makes decorating sugar cookies...
What is Lennox Gastaut Syndrome (LGS)?
What is Lennox Gastaut Syndrome (LGS)? Lennox-Gastaut Syndrome is a rare and severe form of childhood-onset epilepsy that is characterized by frequent, uncontrolled seizures, moderate to severe cognitive impairment, and...
2018 Cover Winner: Allison & Cassidy
Allison & Cassidy Our cover photo is of siblings, Allison and Cassidy Weber (19/17 respectively). Cassidy has a brain migration defect, Microcephaly, Epilepsy, Scoliosis, Cerebral Palsy, is non-verbal, in a...
Spring Break Fun 7 Recipes to Make Together
Encouraging Speech & Creating Yum! 7 Recipes to Make Together Spring Break is right around the corner and you want to have some fun activities planned. Cooking is a great...
Siblings Are Special, Too
Sibling Bonds The bond between siblings can be a beautiful and powerful thing. It can be especially touching to watch your typical child interact with your special needs child. Whether...
Proud Moments: Matthew’s Endless Possibilities
Matthew’s Endless Possibilities As I drove with my son, Matthew… for the first time, he was the driver and I was his passenger (what an ironic metaphor for our journey)....
