IEP Process

Learn the ins and outs of the process to learn what is out there for you to ask intelligent, effective questions of your IEP team.

#88 - Parent Rights, Inclusion & Placement with Ashley Barlow

E88: Parent Rights, Inclusion & Placement with Ashley Barlow Welcome to a little bit of a more casual episode that’s PACKED with information and context about the special education process! Today’s guest is Ashley Barlow of The Special Education Advocacy Podcast. A former special education teacher, parent to a child with Down Syndrome, and special …

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#82 - Tier 2 Support: MTSS/RTI/SST with Sabrina Axt

E82: Tier 2 Support: MTSS/RTI/SST with Sabrina Axt Multitiered Systems of Support (but called MANY other similar names) is a system outside of the special education system that provides targeted support to children.  But why are we talking about it on an IEP podcast??? Because… Multitiered Systems of Support (but called MANY other similar …

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#75 - Multiple Disabilities [Eligibility Category Bonus Series]

E75: Multiple Disability [Eligibility Category BONUS Series] Welcome to the final installment of the Bonus Eligibility Category Series! In this episode, we dive into Multiple Disability eligibility category. There is reason why this one is last on the list — because there are other categories that combine to make this one! E75: Multiple Disabilities [00:00:00] …

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#73 - Traumatic Brain Injury [Eligibility Category Bonus Series]

E73: Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) [Eligibility Category BONUS Series] Traumatic Brain Injuries are one of the hardest categories because that injury is one that is unseen to the naked eye. Many times behaviors and vision complications are just missed because this category requires a lot of medical knowledge. Fortunately, there are a ton of resources …

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#72 - Discovering Your Child’s Strengths with Staci Neustadt

E72: Discovering Your Child’s Strengths with Staci Neustadt We all want our children to get the best support possible. In today’s episode, Staci Neustadt from Making Sense of Autism is joining us and sharing how to figure out your child’s strengths and how to use that information to get them the best support they can …

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#71 - Developmental Delay (DD) [Eligibility Category Bonus Series]

E71: Developmental Delay [Eligibility Category BONUS Series] DOORS ARE OPEN TO THE ULTIMATE PARENT IEP PREP COURSE!*** Developmental Delay is…a little bit different than the other eligibility categories! In this episode we cover: -Using Colorado’s Eligibility checklist as an example, we dive into the category of Developmental Delay -We cover common missed opportunities for parent …

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#70 - Working Through Barriers to Inclusion with Kathy Brill

E70: Working Through Barriers to Inclusion with Kathy Brill Are you wondering what effective parent advocacy looks like? Interested in learning more about advocating for inclusion? This episode is a replay of one of the incredibly insightful 2022 Parent IEP Advocacy Summit sessions.    Kathy Brill is a nationally recognized advocacy leader who became passionate …

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#69 - Deaf/Blindness [Eligibility Category Bonus Series]

E69: Deaf/Blindness [Eligibility Category BONUS Series] Deaf/Blindness is one of the 13 eligibility categories set out by IDEA (the federal law that outlines special education) In this episode we: -Take a look at eligibility criteria for this category taking Colorado’s Checklist as an example -Talk about complexities of this particular category (especially in light of …

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