Mastering Special Education | Videos For Parents By Parents

[@timotevaiomounga1652]

Hi Luke. The Kingdom of Tonga has very limited accessibility on Special Education policy. May I have assistents on IEP policies. I am supporting LD students. However, there is less knowledge.

[@JenniferTayloe]

I got could right a novel size book of my experience with the school system. My autistic son went through 4 schools (within a year) before finding the right fit. There should definitely be a guide to special education. So happy I found your channel!!

[@Specialedresource777]

Jennifer... you can say that again... It's extremely difficult to navigate special education!

[@HealingThroughHairLoss]

What a fantastic resource. My stepmom is now raising my 2 special needs nieces right now. Luckily they are in fantastic schools. But they still have plenty of struggles.

[@Specialedresource777]

Fantastic school DO make a big difference!!! Thank you for sharing :)

[@JasmineHewitt51]

i've lost a lot of faith in "therapists" since each one we've had for speech wants to throw up their hands and say XYZ is the real issue, not their methods

[@Specialedresource777]

Jasmine... Yes, ownership and accountability are tough traits to come by in a lot of cases. But keep pushing forward... you're learning during this journey too, and now know what methods DON'T work! #YouGotThis

[@ligirl100]

I have a MS in K-12 special Ed. I have represented a family friend’s sons IEP meetings for a year to help them get the services he needed. I’m the end I was able to have the district place him in a private school. I just retired and am moving to North Carolina where I would like to pursue providing support services to families. Please give me a heads up about this venture. For example, do I have to have NC certification to join them at IEP netting’s et. al.? I appreciate any feedback! Marla

[@elizabethj244]

Can the school districts brick and mortar (face to face) force you into their virtual program when transferring from a virtual charter school? Can they not amend an IEP within 5 days of enrollment?

[@familypalate1961]

I could not agree with you more...I have seen this with my own children!

[@Specialedresource777]

Yes, it is unfortunately VERY common!