Notes from a Warrior Mommy: Accepting the Truth – Incorporating a Progress Monitoring Plan
Accepting the Truth – Incorporating a Progress Monitoring Plan
Education
Tourette Syndrome: Josh Won Services While Acting as His Own Attorney!
17 year old Josh has Tourette Syndrome, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, and learning disabilities. When the school refused to provide an IEP or a 504 plan, Josh acted as his own attorney during due process and prevailed!
ASK Angie ASL – Summer Vacations
Summer Time – Summer Vacations A few tips to remember during the summer months. 1. I know it sounds silly, but make sure the hearing aids are off before you...
Federal Student Aid for Students with Intellectual Disabilities: A Well-Kept Secret?
In 2008 Congress re-authorized the Higher Education Opportunities Act (P.L. 110 -315) with little fanfare. The Higher Education Opportunities Act (HEOA) under Title IV governs all Federal Student Aid. The...
Doug’s out of the Classroom “Sweet Tooth” Rules to Follow This Summer
Vacation wouldn’t be complete without those summer treats for the kids. Research shows that restricting
ASK Angie ASL – Healthy and Strong
Healthy and Strong This issue is devoted to “Health”. The signs used in this video are all related to signs that describe “health – related” issues you may encounter. They...
ASK Angie ASL – New Year’s Resolution
New Year’s Resolution: Visual Positive Reinforcements Tips for working with the deaf It is always important to remember the power of positive reinforcement. This edition of PSN is at the...
What’s “APP”ening? Fun & Educational Game Apps for Children with Special Needs
Fun & Educational Game Apps for Children with Special Needs Game Apps Little Things® Remastered by KLICKTOCK Little Things All the family can enjoy Little Things, the...
FREE Learning Styles Quiz
Helping parents identify learning styles.
Ask Angie ASL – Tips for Meeting New Friends Who Use Sign Language
Meeting New Friends Who Use Sign Language Be sure to face your friend. If they are not looking at you, tap them lightly on the shoulder to get their attention....
