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Sell What you No Longer Use Thanks to Marie Kondo and the minimalism trend, decluttering is all the rage right now. And with all this stay-at-home time, more are finally tackling closets and basements that they never had time to clean out before. I have a huge bin of the boys’ stuff tagged and ready […]
IEP Transition Planning IEP Transition Planning is probably the most important time in a student’s IEP life. Yet it is the section of the IEP that I see inadequate and downright botched most of the time. For example, I once had a client, and her entire transition section of her IEP had one sentence. “She […]
Which appliances use the most electricity? When we bought our home 20 years ago, it was already around 50 years old. It pretty much had original everything. Hello, pink tiled bathroom! Yes, almost everything was from the 1950s. Including our furnace. One bitterly cold winter night (of course!) the furnace died on us. In the […]
Order Online from Dollar Tree Online My grandmother loved Dollar Tree. She and I could go there and poke around for hours. Even today, it reminds me of her. And I still go there often. However, she did not purchase Dollar Tree Pregnancy tests, lol. Or even order online from Dollar Tree. And I’m told […]
Birthdays during Quarantine I ended up totally bombing Brian’s 11th birthday. I had plans…real plans! I was going to surprise him and let him stay home from school. Or do a half-day. I hadn’t decided yet. Then, the government decided for me. Yep, his birthday was the first day of quarantine. All of our plans […]
Special Factors in the IEP Most of the questions that we receive as educational advocates are about the implementation of the IEP. Let’s face it. It is not an easy document to understand at times because of it’s length and format. But there are the special factors on an IEP that you should be considering […]
