Do you want to become an effective advocate for your child with a disability so that you can make a difference in his/her education? This webinar series can help!

ALL children have strengths and should be valued for who they are, regardless of their differences. Join us on March 30 @ 12:15 p.m. CT, as Dr. Frank Goode of West Texas A&M University, discusses how strengths and interests can be identified through both the formal evaluation process and by informal means, and how to develop IEPs that build on individual strengths and interests, rather than focusing on weaknesses and needs.

Do you want to become an effective advocate for your child with a disability so that you can make a difference in his/her education? This webinar series can help!

During this webinar on April 27 at 12:15 p.m. CT, Dr. Michelle Simmons from West Texas A&M University’s Center for Learning Disabilities will provide an overview of critical education policy as it relates to evaluation and ARD meeting processes in Texas, and equip parents with helpful tips to successfully collaborate with student support team meeting members during the evaluation and IEP development processes. Topics covering dyslexia assessment and intervention services will be specifically addressed.

Do you want to become an effective advocate for your child with a disability so that you can make a difference in his/her education? This webinar series can help!

Do you want to become an effective advocate for your child with a disability so that you can make a difference in his/her education? This webinar series can help!