What to do when the IEP isn’t being followed

What to do when the IEP isn’t being followed

IEP’s are legally binding documents. We meet as a team at least annually to discuss progress and areas for opportunity and we create a plan based on the data presented to the team. A lot of time and effort and even emotion goes into writing this plan so that the...

ADHD: Executive Function for Remote Learning: Part 2

Hello friends! If you missed part 1, check it out it out here https://nicoleschlechter.com/adhd-remote-learning/ In our last chat, we spoke about specific strategies you can use right now to help support executive function during remote learning. But for those of you...
5 IEP Secrets that all parents need to know

5 IEP Secrets that all parents need to know

In a past life I was a preschool teacher. Education is my thing, it always has been. So when Mason was 3 and we were experiencing meltdowns for hours, stunted social skills, impulsive running through the parking lot and ALLLLLLL the emotions on high, I knew he needed...
Avoiding the IEP Chaos in the Fall

Avoiding the IEP Chaos in the Fall

IEPs are overwhelming, I get it. Even with my background, I sat in too many meetings feeling unsure and overwhelmed. I could read the IEP document no problem, but I didn’t know how I fit into it. I was an equal IEP team member, but the decisions were made before I got...
To School or… Homeschool??

To School or… Homeschool??

To School or Not to School…. It’s the question on everyone’s mind. Sending your child to school during a pandemic sounds nuts on paper, but when you are living in a pandemic in real life, there seems to be a lot of grey areas. Realistically, there are children...

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