In our last posting, we talked about present levels of performance. If you haven’t read that yet, read it first…
In June of 2006, I read an article in Commentary that scared the bejeezus out of me. The article was…
The immediate family (parents and siblings) of a child with disabilities are generally the people we think are the most…
In the last three posts, I discussed the emotions of the adults involved in the IEP process, not because the…
Parents are not the only ones who have emotional reactions to things that happen in the special education process. Special education…
