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“Least Restrictive Setting” and How It is Misused 42 Years Later …

by larry | Jun 6, 2017 | Uncategorized

In 1975, federal law was passed protecting the rights of students with disabilities and PL 94-172 has been the guiding light ever since.  Parents, educators, and advocates have been on this vigilant path for 42 years and continue to work toward providing opportunities...

Down the Homestretch: Lessons from the Kentucky Derby; It’s Not How You Start, It’s How You Finish!

by larry | May 3, 2017 | Uncategorized

I always associate the homestretch of the school year with the Kentucky Derby for both come at the same time; early May.  Taking this metaphor further, it’s not about how you start the school year, nor the Derby, it’s more about how you finish.  And in...

Being Present “Here and Now” Instead of Preparing for the Future Then, There, and Everywhere!

by larry | Apr 15, 2017 | Uncategorized

“Being Present …” “Staying in the moment …” “Keeping calm ….” “Being in the here and now.”   Likely, these Yoga-like phrases are familiar to you.  They are helpful when we need mental reminders leading to a form of...

Is There an Elephant in the Room During Your Child’s IEP Meeting?: Funding Programs With Peanuts

by larry | Apr 8, 2017 | Uncategorized

Elephants are best observed in their natural habitat.  Or in the zoo.  Then again, there are still a number of elephants found in the circus.  However, within special education meetings, sometimes, elephants are also in the room.  Here’s what I am talking about:...

Smiley Faces, Emojis, and Reward Systems: Another Perspective on Behavior

by larry | Apr 6, 2017 | Uncategorized

Building success upon “what already works” is the way to go when it comes to motivation, reward systems, and inspiring the best from our children.  They are no different than the larger, older forms of humanity; we all like positive feedback and respond...
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