It is so important to be proactive in special education advocacy. Too many parents and educators rely on allowing things to runs their course, hoping for the best, and relying on other people.
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If you’ve ever wondered whether your child’s struggles with reading are actually connected to ADHD, learning differences, confidence, or all of the above, this episode is going to feel like a giant exhale.
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Have you ever wanted to talk to me on the phone while I’m driving? Didn’t think so… but this week you get the opportunity anyway!!! Sit in traffic and talk inclusion with me!
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If you’ve ever found yourself juggling all the things—family, advocacy, work, and maybe a touch of “why am I like this?”—this episode is for you.
What happens when the people who protect our students’ rights are suddenly… gone?
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What if something as simple as a nickname could change everything about how someone feels included?
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“School choice” sounds empowering — but for kids with IEPs and 504s, it often means fewer protections, fewer services, and fewer options.
