Learning and Schools

Programs and approaches that work in schools, communities and homes to disable bullying.

Parents must be the primary managers and advocates of their child with special needs.

Although they may be targets, children who are bullied do not have to remain victims. With the appropriate tools and support systems in place, a child can be a part of changing the situation.

Stories ripped from the headlines from parents on their child’s experience with bullying.

How do we effectively suggest and implement better involvement between our students with special needs and their peers?

Being ready for kindergarten means that your child is able to attend to and learn the information being presented in the academic setting and is emotionally able to interact appropriately with her teacher and fellow students.

Developing early math skills helps build critical thinking and problem solving skills for young children.

Learning styles is a term that refers to different ways in which we learn, process, and retain information.

Your child may be eligible for Designated Instruction Services (DIS), also known as related services. These support services help a child benefit from his special education program.

Inclusive education is a system in which students with special needs can attend school with their typically developing peers. An inclusive preschool system integrates special education and related services into all aspects of its program.

Signing the IEP form denotes your agreement with the plan and will allow services to begin. Here’s what to do if you don’t agree with the plan.