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Raising a child with a disability who also has behavioral needs is challenging. As a parent, you may find yourself among competing approaches to handling behavior concerns. Planning ahead for an individualized meeting about your...
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Being your own advocate means that you ask for what you need while respecting the needs of others. This 2012 PACER Center Action Information Sheet explains how to advocate for oneself. It lists helpful resources for teens and...
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This 2011 information sheet from PACER Center discusses the differences between an IFSP and an IEP. After explaining the differences, it provides a chart listing the features of an Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP) and...
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Learning more about disabilities helps students develop positive attitudes toward people with disabilities. This 2013 information sheet from PACER Center provides ideas of activities and strategies teachers can use to encourage...
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This 2013 information sheet from PACER Center lists the required members of an IEP team and describes some of the contributions they may bring to the IEP team. It stresses that every IEP team member has important information...
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