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I sat down with Jennifer Dantzler to unpack: The Top 5 Most Dangerous Mistakes Parents Make When Advocating for Their Child.

If you have ever walked into an IEP meeting feeling overwhelmed…

confused by the paperwork…

or unsure if you should speak up…

If you’re navigating IEPs, evaluations, or school disagreements — don’t miss our podcast out NOW!

Message me for the FREE companion guide!

Season 3 Episode 4
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Check out our podcast!

I sat down with Jennifer Dantzler to unpack: The Top 5 Most Dangerous Mistakes Parents Make When Advocating for Their Child.

If you have ever walked into an IEP meeting feeling overwhelmed…

confused by the paperwork…

or unsure if you should speak up…

If you’re navigating IEPs, evaluations, or school disagreements — don’t miss our podcast out NOW!

Message me for the FREE companion guide!

Season 3 Episode 4
https://inspirend.org/shining-through-podcast/

🎙️ NEW PODCAST EPISODE OUT TODAY

From Confusion to Confidence: How Parents Can Navigate School Advocacy

If you have ever walked into an IEP meeting feeling overwhelmed…
confused by the paperwork…
or unsure if you should speak up…

If you’re navigating IEPs, evaluations, or school disagreements — don’t miss this one.

Host Jennifer Dantzler sits down with Dr. Kaci Deauquier Sheridan, owner of EnlightenEd Consulting, to unpack: The Top 5 Most Dangerous Mistakes Parents Make When Advocating for Their Child.

🎧 Listen now to Shining Through: Inspiring Voices of Autism .org

ADHD is often difficult to navigate, especially during January with the excitement and thrill of the holidays being over. Adding movement, even for short periods of time, can really help boost focus and productivity.

What is one trick that works for you?

https://www.additudemag.com/emotional-regulation-adhd-kids-strategies/

The Key to ADHD Emotional Regulation? Cultivating Gratitude, Pride & Compassion We can’t (and shouldn’t) protect our children from every stressor that may overwhelm them, but we can use gratitude, pride, and compassion to help them build resilience. Here is a simple but effective 3-pronged approach to improving emotional regulation.

What does a visual schedule look like?

A laminated sheet with images that velcro on and off to be rearranged as will.

How would you reorganize the sequence of these activities for your learner?

Our experience at the Abilities Expo in Houston was outstanding this weekend, with a wide variety of pioneering solutions on display to support individuals with different needs. Abilities Expo

This “Back to School Checklist” is a helpful & organized guide for parents preparing their child for the new school year. Here’s a breakdown of what it includes:

1. Make IEP or 504 Plan Binder-Organize important documents if your child has an Individualized Education Program (IEP) or 504 Plan.

2. Create After School Schedule-Plan a daily routine for homework, extracurriculars & downtime.

3. Purchase School Supplies-Buy everything needed for the classroom (backpack, notebooks, pens, etc.).

4. Set Up Meeting At School-Schedule a visit & meeting to familiarize yourself & your child with the school.

5. Meet New Teacher/Teachers-Introduce your child to their new educators to build comfort & communication.

6. Talk To Your Child About New School Year-Have open conversations about expectations, feelings & excitement.

7. Do One More Fun Summer Activity-Squeeze in a final fun memory before school begins.

8. Breathe & Enjoy The School Year-A reminder to relax & embrace the journey ahead.

This checklist is a great way to ease into the school year with preparation & positivity!

Need assistance schedule a free consultation at www.calendly.com/personalizedlearningsolutions.

Attention!! Attention!!

Read below for help for IEP/504 and personal communication devices (phone/laptop/headphones)!!

https://www.additudemag.com/adhd-how-to-center-emotions/ Emotional Instability and ADHD: How to Center Yourself

Emotional Instability and ADHD: How to Center Yourself Intense emotions combine with negative thoughts to form emotional distress syndrome. Use calming tips to center yourself after feeling shame and embarrassment.

Teaching is hard. Team teaching is harder! This article can hep those team teaching communicate!

Maximizing Team Teaching: Why Planning Together Matters Dr. Kaci Deauquier Sheridan February 2023For educators, entering a team teaching setup can be quite daunting. Whether you’re engaged in a full team-teaching model or assisting students for part of the class, it’s crucial to have organized, planned discussions with your partner teacher. A lack of...

Yesterday I got to step into the Titanic museum in Pigeon Forge, TN, and discover the incredible Lego replica of the Titanic, crafted by an individual with Autism. This remarkable creation is a testament to the potential of people with Autism and the impact they can have on society.