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Feb 19, 20263 min
Achievable and Ambitious: Writing IEP Goals That Truly Drive Progress
One of the most common concerns I hear from parents is this: “My child is meeting their IEP goals… but they don’t actually seem to be catching up.” On the flip side, I also hear: “The goals feel impossible. My child has never been able to do this.” Both concerns are valid—and both point to the same underlying issue: IEP goals must strike a careful balance between being achievable and expecting adequate progress over an entire annual year. Achievable Does Not Mean Minimal IEP goals should be...

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Dec 18, 20254 min
Google and AI : Proceed With Caution
In today’s world, information is everywhere. Parents can Google a regulation, ask an AI tool about IEP rights, or post on social media asking for “expert” advice in seconds.  As a special education advocate, I understand why families turn to these tools—they’re accessible, fast, and often written in confident language that sounds authoritative.  But when it comes to special education, information without context can be dangerous. This blog isn’t about discouraging parents from learning. At...

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Nov 6, 20254 min
Your IEP Treasure: The Services
Navigating the wild world of special education can feel like hunting for a unicorn in a haystack, especially for parents. But fear not! The magical map, a.k.a. the Individualized Education Program (IEP), holds a treasure chest known as the services section. Here, you'll uncover the enchanted list of services your student will get. Mastering this section can transform you into a superhero advocate for your child—cape not included, but superpowers definitely implied! What is the Services...

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