December 31st, 2011
Today’s podcast is titled “Autism Health Insurance Resources” In this podcast, we discuss the resources available through private health insurance for families of children with autism.
To view the visual aids that are included with this podcast, please see our corresponding blog article at http://www.kps4parents.org/blog/?p=3358. You can comment on this podcast below, on our blog at the same web address as our corresponding blog article, or email us at info@kps4parents.org.
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July 18th, 2011
Today’s podcast is titled “Teachers Who Cheat & Why They Do It.” In this podcast, we discuss what compels public educators to lie and cheat regarding student educational outcomes.
To view the visual aids that are included with this podcast, please see our corresponding blog article at http://www.kps4parents.org/blog/?p=2883. You can comment on this podcast below, on our blog at the same web address as our corresponding blog article, or email us at info@kps4parents.org.
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June 18th, 2011
Today’s podcast is titled “'Velcro® Aides' vs. Learning Facilitators.” In this podcast, we discuss how aide support can be constructively used to foster student independence rather than enabling students to become dependent upon adult assistance.
To view the visual aids that are included with this podcast, please see our corresponding blog article at http://www.kps4parents.org/blog/?p=2771. You can comment on this podcast below, on our blog at the same web address as our corresponding blog article, or email us at info@kps4parents.org.
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May 4th, 2011
Today’s podcast is titled “The Impact of Teacher Lay-Offs on Special Ed Students.” In this podcast, we discuss visual processing assessments and when it’s time to call in an expert.
To view the visual aids that are included with this podcast, please see our corresponding blog article at http://www.kps4parents.org/blog/?p=2591. You can comment on this podcast below, on our blog at the same web address as our corresponding blog article, or email us at info@kps4parents.org.
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March 11th, 2011
Today’s podcast is titled “The Roles of District Assessors in Visual Processing Assessments.” In this podcast, we discuss visual processing assessments and when it’s time to call in an expert.
To view the visual aids that are included with this podcast, please see our corresponding blog article at http://www.kps4parents.org/blog/?p=2278. You can comment on this podcast below, on our blog at the same web address as our corresponding blog article, or email us at info@kps4parents.org.
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February 15th, 2011
Today’s podcast is titled “Review: Wrightslaw's Crisis Management Strategies.” In this podcast, we provide our review of content on the Wrightslaw website about dealing with crisis events in special education.
To view the visual aids that are included with this podcast, please see our corresponding blog article at http://www.kps4parents.org/blog/?p=1989. You can comment on this podcast below, on our blog at the same web address as our corresponding blog article, or email us at info@kps4parents.org.
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January 13th, 2011
Today’s podcast is titled “Special Ed: A Career or a Cause?” In this podcast, we discuss the similarities and differences between the documentation requirements and enforcement options under the IDEA and Section 504.
To view the visual aids that are included with this podcast, please see our corresponding blog article at http://www.kps4parents.org/blog/?p=2303. You can comment on this podcast below, on our blog at the same web address as our corresponding blog article, or email us at info@kps4parents.org.
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January 2nd, 2011
Today’s podcast is titled “Case in Review: A Comedy of Errors Can Have Tragic Consequences.” In this podcast, we discuss the similarities and differences between the documentation requirements and enforcement options under the IDEA and Section 504.
To view the visual aids that are included with this podcast, please see our corresponding blog article at http://www.kps4parents.org/blog/?p=2347. You can comment on this podcast below, on our blog at the same web address as our corresponding blog article, or email us at info@kps4parents.org.
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December 27th, 2010
Today’s podcast is titled “The Differences Between 504 Plans & IEPs.” In this podcast, we discuss the similarities and differences between the documentation requirements and enforcement options under the IDEA and Section 504.
To view the visual aids that are included with this podcast, please see our corresponding blog article at http://www.kps4parents.org/blog/?p=2305. You can comment on this podcast below, on our blog at the same web address as our corresponding blog article, or email us at info@kps4parents.org.
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December 8th, 2010
Today’s podcast is titled “The Parents’ ‘How-To’: Picking a Special Ed Lawyer.” In this podcast, we discuss con men passing themselves off as special ed attorneys to desperate parents & how parents can protect their children's cases.
To view the visual aids that are included with this podcast, please see our corresponding blog article at http://www.kps4parents.org/blog/?p=1974. You can comment on this podcast below, on our blog at the same web address as our corresponding blog article, or email us at info@kps4parents.org.
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