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Advocacy Skills for Parents of Young Children Guide

Published
January 21, 2022
Topics
Advocacy, Early Childhood

Resources for families

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Advocacy, Family Support

Advocacy Strategies

Here are some strategies to help make your advocacy more successful.

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Advocacy, Family Support

Ten Tips for Writing Great Letters

Follow these tips for writing effective letters to advocate for your child with disabilities.

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K-12, Special Education

Individualized Education Program (IEP) Meetings

Learn more about the IEP team and types of IEP meetings.

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Family Support, Special Education

Parent Teacher Conferences

The Parent-Teacher Conference is an opportunity to discuss academic, social, and behavioral progress, as well as voice any concerns you may have.

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Enjoying Books with Reluctant Readers

Some children are reluctant to read for many different reasons. Here are some tips that can encourage your child to invest in reading and begin to enjoy it.

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Advocacy, Early Childhood, Special Education

How to Request a Preschooler IEP Review Meeting

You can request a meeting with your preschooler’s IEP team at any time to discuss making changes to the IEP. Here is a sample letter that you can send to request the CPSE meeting.

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IEP Teams

Learn more about what an IEP meeting looks like, who should attend, and how to effectively advocate for your child.

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