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True inclusion starts with understanding and the best way to build empathy is through experience. This Out of My Mind activity helps students step into the shoes of someone who uses an AAC device to communicate. It’s a powerful way to spark compassion, shift perspectives, and create a classroom where every voice is heard.

Preparing for an IEP meeting? Knowing who should be there is key to making sure your child gets the support they need. From parents and teachers to therapists and even the student themselves, each team member plays an important role. Here’s a quick guide to the 7 people you want at your child’s next IEP meeting and why they matter.

Navigating the special education process can feel overwhelming, but knowing the timeline makes all the difference. From the day you request an evaluation to the moment your child’s eligibility is determined, there are clear legal deadlines schools must follow.