Episode Summary:
In this episode of A Peaceful Path, host Kevin Rosenquist and special education attorney Michelle Becker discuss the realities of special education support and advocacy. Michelle shares insights about common challenges parents face when dealing with school districts, the importance of understanding IEPs (Individual Education Programs), and how proper assessment and data interpretation can make a difference in a child's education journey.
Key Timestamps:
00:01 - Show introduction
00:46 - Typical scenarios when parents seek legal help
03:04 - Understanding IEPs and assessment processes
06:08 - Common misconceptions about special education
07:01 - Discussion about fundamental reading skills and educational gaps
09:30 - Legal requirements for educational support
13:01 - Assessment timelines and Child Find law
15:43 - When to seek legal help
About the Show:
A Peaceful Path is a podcast focused on special education legal advocacy for families with children that have special needs. The show provides valuable insights, legal guidance, and practical advice for parents navigating the special education system.
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