Embedded Files
Organizing a binder with your child’s IEP, evaluation reports, and other paperwork can help you prepare for IEP meetings. The binder can also help you stay up to date on your child’s progress and partner with the school. Learn how to make an IEP binder by visiting the "Stay Organized" link above. Learn more about disability categories, eligibility, and IEPs by visiting our Screenings and Evaluations page.
Create Your Child's Back to School Letter
The first days of school are important, and your child’s teacher wants to know how to support them. The Understood Assistant can help you create a personalized back-to-school letter to share with the teacher. Just answer a few quick questions, and we’ll send you a letter you can share with your child’s teacher so they understand your child’s needs from the start.
Create Your Child's Back to School Letter
The first days of school are important, and your child’s teacher wants to know how to support them. The Understood Assistant can help you create a personalized back-to-school letter to share with the teacher. Just answer a few quick questions, and we’ll send you a letter you can share with your child’s teacher so they understand your child’s needs from the start.
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Understood Explains podcast covers one important topic each season related to learning and thinking differences. Season 3 is all about IEPs!
ECS Speech & Language Parents: Click here to visit Pink Cat Games. Go to "Groups" for general games to practice speech and language at home or "Students" and find your child's initials for games specifically tailored to their goals. Don't see your child's initials yet? Email your speech pathologist to have them added.
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Let's get Visual
Visual Supports for Behavior: Difficulties with speech and language and increased behavior difficulties often go hand in hand. What can you do to help?
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