IEP was not a term that was familiar to me before I had a child with a disability. Even then, I didn’t hear about the word until our son was getting ready for school. Suddenly I was hearing the word all the time. And it was always spoken in very serious conversations. It was one […]
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Alex’s special education services were all virtual. His speech and language therapist meets with him twice a week for 30 minutes to provide speech services. Once a week the special education teacher joins their sessions. She provides services to meet Alex’s IEP goals under developmental delay category. Thanks to Bob, during Alex’s first IEP he
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Alex started struggling to walk around age 2. And we were thrilled. It was hard to believe that he could almost walk. As you all might already know, getting Alex to walk was an involved process at every step of the way. Children with Down Syndrome have “low muscle tone,” so virtually every physical stage
