While teachers are struggling with zoom proficiency skills, work on your child's willingness to look and respond to virtual instruction...

Awkward and embarrassing? No, I'm not describing the teenager, but the parents.

Special Education includes specially designed instruction, modification to the curriculum and/or instruction. He clearly needed goals.

Unfortunately, in a misguided attempt to support a child, many educators and some parents continue to "wait on" their child.

If a school uses information from a prior private evaluation, this is a REED (review of existing evaluation data) and it is not acceptable.

Here is where you should know how long, in general, you have to complain through dispute resolution methods under IDEA.

Whatever you observe and is applicable to your child, they are all a potentially serious problem.

As schools gave up resisting cell-phone usage on campus, there was an opportunity to employ them as a teaching tool.