Technology and the Intersectionality of Larry P.

Based on the professional peer-reviewed research, intersectionality can be understood as the phenomenon in which an individual person’s social position…

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OCR Complaint Results in District-wide Compensatory Education

I’m long overdue to post new content to the KPS4Parents blog, podcast, and social media, but it’s been a busy…

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Is LAUSD Run by a Fascist Mafia?

The school year hasn’t even started yet and Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD), the second-largest school district in the…

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Interview of George Bailey, President of ZPods

Transcript of Interview: Anne Zachry 0:00Welcome to “Making Special Education Actually Work,” an online publication presented in blog in podcast…

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Amazon Gift Card Contest

KPS4Parents will be giving away a $10 Amazon eGift card on March 31, 2022! It’s easy to enter to win.…

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An Appeal to My Colleagues

I have a million other things I need to be doing right now, but this is one of those moments…

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“Long COVID” Cognitive Impairments and Their Implications for the Special Education Community

On July 22, 2021, The Lancet published an article by Adam Hampshire, et. al., in which the findings reported that…

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