Acrónimos: El lenguaje de Educación Especial
¿Alguna vez ha recibido un correo de la escuela o participado en una reunión y ha escuchado expresiones como IEP, FAPE, LRE, PWN o FBA? Para quienes trabajan en educación […]
Author: Ashlie Baker
Más que un diagnóstico: Conociendo el síndrome de Down
Octubre es el Mes de Concientización sobre el Síndrome de Down, una oportunidad para aprender, reflexionar y, sobre todo, reconocer a las personas con síndrome de Down como miembros valiosos […]
Building Belonging: Hispanic and Latino Advocates Who Shaped Disability Support in Utah
Long before Utah schools were required to offer an interpreter at an IEP meeting, a mother in Salt Lake City had already decided her son belonged in his community, and […]
Batter Up! Preparing for a Successful School Year
Our students are back to school, and it can feel really good as parents when some of the demands on our time and logistical planning decrease. But as special needs […]
When “I’m Fine” Isn’t the Whole Story
Why Talking About Suicide Matters Talking about suicide and mental health can feel uncomfortable and sometimes even scary, regardless of age. However, avoiding these conversations or not creating a space […]
Keeping Up With Special Education Law
Why Our Parent Consultants Attend the Utah Institute on Special Education Law If you are the parent of a child with a disability, you have probably heard a lot of […]
My IEP Doesn’t Define Me
A Back-to-School Reminder A new school year is here! You will meet new teachers, learn new things, and have new goals. If you have an IEP, remember this: Your IEP […]
How Sex Education Can Help Prevent Suicide
How Do They Connect? You might be asking yourself, what does sex education have to do with suicide prevention? For individuals who have been sexually assaulted, there is an increased […]
Back-to-School Tips for Parents
Is Your Student Starting School Soon? Tips for a Successful Transition Back Whether your student is starting kindergarten, heading back to high school, beginning a college or training program, or […]
Developmental Screening
Every Child Develops Differently: Know the Milestones The First 5 Years- Developmental Screenings Keeping track of your child’s growth and development is crucial for ensuring they reach their full potential. […]
Where Will I Live?: A Guide for Young Adults with Disabilities
Where Will I Live?: A Guide for Young Adults with Disabilities Leaving high school and transitioning into adulthood can be a time of excitement and uncertainty for young adults with […]
Not An Exception, A Reflection
Disabled Youth Are Rewriting the American Dream Disabled youth get called “inspiring,” “brave,” or “exceptional” all the time. Adults often mean it as a compliment, but let’s be honest, sometimes […]