Times are TOUGH! So I’m keeping you up to date with the latest information and ideas related to our kids and the COVID-19 pandemic. I have conversations with experts, state and federal guidance plus plenty of printables and other information to guide you through these difficult months.
One of the most common questions I’m getting is “What will happen to my IEP if I choose to…” regarding all the options we are faced with.
Virtual/Remote IEP Assessments This issue has been coming up in the Facebook Group often. I guess this pandemic is going on longer than any of us had hoped, and I can’t ignore this issue. Your school is doing virtual or online learning, and your child is due for IEP re-evaluations. What to do? There are …
IEP Assessments and Evaluations | Can they be done virtually? | REED Read More »
IRLP Individual Remote Learning Plan Yesterday a blog reader asked if I could further explain IRLP. IRLP stands for Individual Remote Learning Plan. It’s a new concept and document as a result of the pandemic. And, I am going to explain what an IRLP is, however, I do so with great hesitation. And that is …
What is an IRLP? Individual Remote Learning Plans, explained. Read More »
Online and Virtual Learning Accommodations This came up today in our Facebook Live chat, as an OT/Sensory question. Some kids are really struggling with online distance learning, and need some accommodation ideas. Particularly those with attention, sensory, and other related issues. There are a lot of kids out there who loathe Zoom and online classes. …
IEP and 504 Accommodations for Online/Virtual Learning. Read More »
Stocking Up for a Pandemic My first disclaimer is this: I am not the person taking all the toilet paper. Those folks have enough to last a lifetime, I bet. But even as we are experiencing beautiful autumn weather where I am, mentally I am preparing for a long, lonely winter due to the flu …
How to Stockpile for the Pandemic on a budget. Read More »
Will Trunk or Treat Save Halloween? Trunk or Treating is a growing trend that has been popping up around the country as a replacement for Trick or Treating. This year, it might just be the thing that saves Halloween 2020. I have already argued that trick or treating can be done safely in the age …
How to Host a Trunk-or-Treat (and save Halloween in the age of COVID!) Read More »
Will your distance learning be successful? As we face the reality of having to do long-distance learning with our children long term, parents are worried. After all, this distance learning stuff looks really different. Is it sufficient? Will my child fall behind or regress? What can I do to make sure this doesn’t happen? All …
9 Essential Tips for Supporting Your Child’s Learning at Home During COVID-19. Read More »
