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Tape Record Your IEP Meeting
Parents always have the right to tape record your IEP meeting. To do so, parents are required to provide a “Notice to Tape” 24 hours prior to the IEP. The notice simply states, “Please be advised,

Dress For a Business Meeting
There are many things you can do to prepare for your IEP meeting to ensure a successful outcome. The tips I am going to share with you are things you won’t learn in an IEP Workshop

Become An Expert On Your Child’s Disability
Do you know your child’s educational eligibility for your child’s IEP (Individual Education Plan)?
When parents come to me for help with their child’s IEP, the first question I ask them is “What is your

"My Job as an Advocate is to teach the Parent how to do my Job" 
As an advocate, my ideal clients are the parents who are invested to learn how to do my job so they eventually don’t need me anymore.

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Many parents believe that they must sign the IEP at the conclusion of your IEP meeting. This is simply not true. It is a parents right to take home the IEP and read it when you are not pressured by