The Reading Brain: Understanding Structured Literacy with Tara Giddings

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Our Best Approach to Education is “Outside-the-Box” Thinking

We are officially here at the last episode before we take a summer break. We will return with new episodes in August. This last school year was one in which we felt the negative shift in our education system, but all hope is not lost. Our focus today is on how we can best prepare ...  Show more

A Parent’s Guide to Transition IEP Meetings

Transition IEP meetings are essential when your child transitions from elementary to middle school, middle school to high school, and high school to college/vocational school. If you haven’t had a transition IEP meeting for the end of this school year, you can still get one sched ...  Show more

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