
This no-nonsense, no interview program is for parents who want to hear research-based information about the IEP process.`
In addition, parents can hear about the latest research in the field that has practical implications for classroom practices.
Research is clear that parents who know more about the special education process are able to get better IEP programs and outcomes for their children... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 26 | Founded | a year ago |
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IEP Meeting notes; a part of the IEP process that is often overlooked, or does not reflect what the IEP team agreed to.
IEP meeting notes allow parties not on the IEP team to understand and effectively implement the special program program.
In any ... more
Interoception, the ability to recognize bodily signals like heart rate, hunger, temperature..., is often a significant source of stress and anxiety in autistic youth.
They may struggle to control the overload their body is experiencing by being... more
Positive Behavior Support. Maybe you've read all sort of definitions and descriptions, but what it actually is seems still vague.
In under 5 minutes, you will get a clear and understandable description.
If you then want to learn more, I have a lon... more
It has been clear for years that the school system in the United States is not welcoming to neurodivergent (ND) students. School is an intensely intimidating and frightening place for many ND kids.
As the percentage of identified ND students grow (... more
Many autistic people are twice exceptional learners (2eASD). This means they have an area of unique talent or intellectual strength along with an identifiable disability.
The rates of high school failure are elevated for this population, but some a... more
Matrix Parent Network and the Marin Center for Independent Living funded and supported the production of this podcast.
Pairing students with autism with neurotypical peers is proving to be a powerful tool in teaching the critical life skills of sel... more
In this short episode you will learn why the "almost there" times, when a child makes progress on a behavior goal, but there is still a ways to go, those are the times they need to be recognized and reinforeced for that partial success.
The episode ... more
Matrix Parent Network and the Marin Center for Independent Living funded and supported the production of this podcast.
If you are the parent of a child with a disability you have very likely experienced a feeling that you missed something when you ... more
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This show serves as a no-nonsense, research-grounded resource for parents navigating the IEP process and related special education topics. Episodes aggregate evidence-based insights on how to implement practical strategies in classroom settings, with frequent emphasis on effective documentation, self-advocacy, and collaboration with schools. Across recent episodes, topics span anxiety and interoception in autistic students, the importance of accurate IEP meeting notes, transitions to adulthood, peer mentoring, behavior support, assistive technology, and systemic barriers in special education. The format tends to be information-driven and parent-focused, often translating research findings into concrete steps for families and educators to im... more
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