Roadmap to Navigating Your Child's Disability
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| Rating | : | 4.53 (564 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B0735D7S38 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 247 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-01-22 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
"yet easy to read resource that will provide you with information" according to Scarlett Jensen. Author Chrissie Kahan has been an educator for over thirteen years and an elementary school assistant principal for the past eight years. She is an IEP chair and a strong advocate for students with disabilities. She has a Masters Degree and is certified in Special Educatio. "Roadmap to Navigating Your Child's Disability- Important Book to Help You Recognize and Deal with Disability in Any Child" according to Sheryl. Roadmap to Navigating Your Child's Disability acts as an important book to help you recognize any disability in your child and know about all the resources available to deal with that disability. The book is divided into three parts- Educational Jargon Cheat Sheet (that in. "This can be a great tool for those looking to go into teaching or" according to Kristen. I have been considering a career in teaching with young children and I came across this book to learn more about different sort of situations I may encounter. While I am not a parent, I found it very informative for those beginners that have much to learn about children an
Additionally, it provides you with a parent checklist along with ways you can advocate for your child respectfully. The book is broken down into three parts for your ease in navigation to get the information you need when you need it. Part I: Cracking the Code on Educational Jargon, breaks down the most commonly used acronyms in education today by providing you with an Educational Jargon Cheat Sheet that outlines acronyms related to disability coding, portions of the IEP, staff roles and self-contained programs thus making you an expert as well with these commonly used terms. Part II: TEAM, provides you with an understanding of the types of meetings used in identification of a child’s disability and implementation of proposed accommodations along with the legal timelines in monitoring interventions to support your child’s disability. So join me, your personal advocate and let me guide you through a roadmap to navigating your child’s disability.. The last part, Part III: Disabilities A-Z, breaks down into sections the most common disabilities within an inclusion setting and identifying for each the characteristics of the disability, the best accommodations for school, ways you as the parent can help at home and the best resources for you in regards to that disability. Roadmap to Navigating Your Child’s disability