Make IEP stand for Informed, Empowered Parent
Do you have a child with a learning or medical condition impacting the school day?
Do you want your educational team to see your child as an individual, not as a label or a diagnosis with a set of issues and problems?’
Do you want the IEP Essentials to effectively advocate for your child?
If you answered YES, we want to meet you! Join Wendy Taylor, M.Ed., for her parent series on Individualized Education Plans, which will empower you to help your child to learn and succeed in school.
In each session of IEP Essentials, you will learn:
- How to navigate the IEP process—when to go with the heart instead of the head!
- What materials you need to stay organized and effective—yours to keep!
- Who to add to your team—get the help you need!
With new topics each month, Wendy and her team at Learning Essentials will keep you updated with the latest research and best practices in special education that you need to inform your support.
Create a Vision Statement
You know your child best – share that knowledge.
The Secret to No-Stress IEP Meetings
5 things every parent should know
COMING SOON
11 Common IEP Questions for Parents
You’re not alone – here’s help
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How is your PLOP? Present Level of Performance
Monitor and plan
COMING SOON
Preparing for Transition
Set your child up for success
COMING SOON
Prior Written Notice: What Comes Next?
Learn what to do after the meeting
COMING SOON
Want more than a Facebook pep talk or a Pro Tip? Take a deep dive with Wendy Taylor, Executive Director of Learning Essentials, as she explores six IEP topics that systematically guide you through the process. Get the educational insight and professional help you need to confidently advocate for your child. Pick the topics that work for you!
Locations
Northern Virginia, DC,
Maryland & Beyond