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Short, clear, and parent-first support for the IEP journey. ”ABC of the IEP: Field Notes for Parents” breaks down special education concepts from A to Z -- one bite-sized episode at a time.
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Meet the Experts: Recreational Activities with Melissa McDonough (OT) and Brittney Payne (SLP) (opens the original)
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In this episode of ABC of the IEP: Field Notes for Parents, Monica sits down with Brittany Payne, a speech language pathologist, and Melissa McDonough, an occupational therapist, to explore the powerful partnership between speech and occupational therapy in supporting children’s development. They discuss their collaborative approach, sharing insights on how co-treating enhances therapy outcomes and addresses the unique needs of students. Brittany and Melissa highlight the importance of sensory r
Meet the Experts: Parent Coaching for Children Ages 1-8 with Priscilla Nyo, LMFT (opens the original)
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In this episode of ABC of the IEP: Field Notes for Parents, Monica Trost sits down with Priscilla Ngo, a licensed marriage and family therapist specializing in early childhood. They explore the vital role parents play in supporting their young children, especially during the challenging early years. Priscilla shares her insights on the importance of parent involvement in therapy, the unique dynamics of family systems, and how empowering parents can lead to meaningful changes for children. They d
Meet the Experts: Mastering Behavior Support with Danielle Gordon, BCBA (opens the original)
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In this insightful episode of ABC of the IEP, we dive deep into the world of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) with Board Certified Behavior Analyst, Danielle Gordon. With nearly two decades of experience in the field, Danielle shares her expertise on how ABA can effectively support children with autism and their families. We explore the core principles of ABA, the importance of building rapport, and how to create meaningful, individualized learning plans that prioritize a child's quality of life.
Meet the Experts: Understanding Gifted Assessments with Kandece Skinner, LEP (opens the original)
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In this episode, we dive into the fascinating world of giftedness with Dr. Kandece Skinner from Pivotal Pathways Psychology. Join us as we explore the misconceptions surrounding gifted assessments in California's public schools, the importance of recognizing twice exceptional students, and how parents can advocate for their child's unique educational needs. Dr. Skinner shares her insights on the evaluation process, what to look for in a gifted assessment, and the collaborative approach families
IEP Inbox: Virtual vs. In-Person IEP Meetings "Which is More Effective?" (opens the original)
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Are virtual IEP meetings less effective than in-person ones? In this episode, Monica Trost addresses this common concern, exploring the potential pitfalls of virtual meetings, such as technical issues and the lack of personal connection. However, she emphasizes that the effectiveness of any IEP meeting—regardless of format—depends on preparation and participation. Discover how to leverage the virtual format to your advantage, ensuring your voice is heard and your child's needs are met. As we wra
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