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We compiled a list of resources that have helped us, and other parents, advocate for their children's needs. This is a fluid list that we will always be adding to as we come across resources that can shed new light on special education, disabilities, or advocacy.
If you have a resource or recommendation that you think would benefit other parents, please send us an email. |
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  It is essential to understand what the laws and regulations say about disabilities, education, and how they will impact your child.
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  Anyone who has attended an IEP knows that the school isn't rolling out the red carpet to yes. Sometimes we need to know how to negotiate to a yes.
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If it is time to up your game, Lesley University has a premier online undergraduate and graduate program.
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  Wrightslaw: From Emotions to Advocacy, second edition is the foundation to help you begin to prepare an advocacy plan for your child.
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  Dr. Shaywitz is considered a leader in dyslexia. Her book Overcoming Dyslexia is an excellent way to understand your child's strengths and weaknesses.
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  Don't leave your child's future to a computer program that spits out generic goals. Learn how to write SMART goals that have meaning and substance.
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