IEP meetings can produce a myriad of emotions. Most parents enter meetings with feelings of anxiety, frustration, anger, uncertainty, and insecurity. As overwhelming as it may seem, you still have to advocate for your child. When the team sits down at an IEP meeting, the goal should be to include goals and objectives that are … Continue reading Writing measurable goals and objectives
Retention: Is it worth it?
No one likes to hear the “r” word in an educational setting. As a parent, hearing the word, retention can stir up strong emotions for you. The term is scary, carries a lot of weight, can be embarrassing and frustrating, and unfortunately, there is a negative stigma attached to it. Children can be retained because … Continue reading Retention: Is it worth it?
Read to Succeed: A Simple Guide to Early Literacy
Parents, I'm so excited about our new resource, Read to Succeed: A Simple Guide to Early Literacy. It's great for children in grades PreK-2nd. Please check out the video below for more information. You can pre-order here and it will be available on my birthday, Sunday, April 5th. Thanks for always supporting, Educationally Speaking Center for … Continue reading Read to Succeed: A Simple Guide to Early Literacy
Reading with your Child
Good morning, I hope that you are staying safe during this time. I'm praying for you guys. Please watch this video. I've modeled how you should work with your child at home during reading. Let me know if you have any questions. The website is commonlit.org. Educationally Speaking, CEO Ty
Free Access to BrainPop
Access BrainPop for Free During Coronavirus Hello, As I receive information that will assist you, I will pass it on. If you want to opt-out, please click the link at the end of this email. I promise I won't get mad. I'm just trying to make sure you guys are equipped with the tools you need to give … Continue reading Free Access to BrainPop
