Up to 33% off: New Year’s Sale

by Yael on December 30, 2009

Hi Parents,

In honor of my resolution to blog at least once a week in 2010, I’m reducing the prices on ALL these products up to 33% off, from today through January 6th!

1  Get An Expert “2nd Opinion” On Your Child’s IEP

2  Ask The Special Education Advocate: Parent Guide, Workbook, Audio

3  Great Online Phonics-Based Reading Program

Get An Expert “2nd Opinion” On Your Child’s IEP

  • Reviewing and analyzing old and current IEP’s, testing, progress and other reports, and emails
  • One hour phone conference with you so that you walk into the school meeting; confident and prepared to help your child excel
  • 15 minute IEP review/phone conversation following meeting
  • This plan meets the needs of 75% of parents and includes 4 – 5 hours of work. Some situations are more complicated and/or more delicate. Additional hours or services you request may be subject to an extra charge.
    For more info, go to
    http://getiephelp.com/advocacy.html

    Usually $297.00 Only 199.99



    The Only Advice You’ll Need in Your Backpack

    • Ask The Special Education Advocates: Action Plans to Meet Your Child’s Learning Needs, A Parent’s Guide.  (Watch for download instructions.)

    • Usually $27.00 Sale 19.99

    • Ask The Special Education Advocates: Action Plans to Meet Your Child’s Learning Needs, A Parent’s Guide + Workbook (Watch for download instructions.)

    • Usually $97.00 Sale 69.99

    • Ask The Special Education Advocates: Action Plans to Meet Your Child’s Learning Needs, A Parent’s Guide + Workbook + Audiobook (Watch for download instructions.)

    • Usually $97 Sale 69.99

    My Favorite Online Phonics-Based Reading Program

    • 80 twenty minute lessons.  Ages 4 yrs – 9 yrs (beginning and struggling readers)
    • Fun & educational — Uses all the major learning styles: visual, auditory, kinesthetic
    • Brings kids from the beginning up to grade level (up to mid-2nd grade).
    • Includes a free hour long consultation about your child’s reading needs with me!  For more info, go to http://www.GuaranteedReadingProgram.com
    • Watch for registration email from GetIEPHelp.com. Check Spam folder if this doesn’t arrive within 24 hrs.

    Usually $198.00 Sale 149.00

    Note: For more info, go to  http://www.getIEPhelp.com & http://www.GuaranteedReadingProgram.com.  The sale price on the websites will come up only after you click on the paypal symbols.  If you wish to pay by credit card over the phone, please contact us at 303 800-4118.

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This Tuesday, October 13th, we’ll be speaking with registered licensed dietitian and author Judy Converse about how nutrition affects your child with autism, ADHD, sensory processing, and other developmental disabilities. Judy, the author of Special Needs Kids Eat Right, will answer your questions about nutrition, including how to determine if your child has enough and the right kind, how to get support from your child’s providers, where to start and then what next, how to know if what you are doing is working, and how to manage in your kitchen and in school. Could your fussy eater have a nutrition problem? What does the latest research tell us? Tune in for this practical teleseminar. Go sign up at http://www.getIEPhelp.com/spedteleseminars.html to get more info about how to listen in and get your questions answered. See you then!
Yael

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Legislative Alert – Don’t Water Down IEP Goals

August 25, 2009

Hi folks,
I’ve watched it happen…we measure how many kids or the speed at which kids meet their goals and circulate it and what occurs? The goals get watered down to avoid repercussions. Not the way we want it to go. Data? Yes. Watering down IEP goals? No.
Please read and use the [...]

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Help Parents Recover Expert Witness Fees and Level the Playing Field – this Thurs, July 9th!

June 30, 2009

Please distribute broadly; share with colleagues, friends, clients, and lists!
PLEASE CALL YOUR CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVE ON THURSDAY, JULY 9. ASK HIM/HER TO CO-SPONSOR THE IDEA FAIRNESS RESTORATION ACT, H.R. 2740.
Dial 202-224-3121 (TTY 202-225-1904) and ask for your Representative. See below for instructions on how to identify your Representative.
Few parents can afford the thousands [...]

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Whoo hoo! Parents Win In Supreme Court!

June 22, 2009

Such exciting news today! In Forest Grove School District v. T. A., the Supreme Court ruled 6 – 3 in favor of the parents, saying that it would be “irrational” for a school district to deny an IEP for a child who needs one. They further wrote that “when a child requires special [...]

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Online Seminar for Kids: This Tuesday (or by replay)

June 14, 2009

Hey Parents,
This week’s online conference is geared towards kids so please include them. We’re excited to be part of the blog tour for Frankie, the Walk ‘N Roll Dog and Frankie’s new book.

Please join in with us this Tuesday at 12:30pm Eastern Daylight Time.
To join us, click now to http://getiephelp.com/spedteleseminars.html and sign up. [...]

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Online, Inexpensive, Good ABA Program for Kids With Autism

June 13, 2009

Online, Inexpensive, Good Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)
Hi Parents,
This just came across one of my listserves with an ok to pass it on. Wow, does it look promising for families with kids with autism, who want to give their the only scientific treatment for autism.
For those of you who are not as familiar with ABA, [...]

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Free Online Conferences For Parents – update

May 31, 2009

Hi Parents,
Just a quick update:
Our last online conference on school behavior assessments and behavior plans is still up for a few more days. You can access it by clicking here.
This week’s conference is on How To Break Down Those Frustrating Academic (and Household) Tasks So That Your Child Can Do/Learn Them. This will [...]

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Abuse of Children With Disabilities in School

May 6, 2009

Hi Parents,
I cried when I read the report last night that was released by COPAA, the Council of Parent Attorneys and Advocates, of which I’m a member. One of COPAA’s primary missions is to wipe out abuse of children with disabilities in school by persuading Congress to adopt legislation to protect our children. [...]

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Susan Boyle – Learning Disabilities Inspiration!

April 23, 2009

Last summer, kids with ADD and ADHD  had Michael Phelps as their hero.  This month, Susan Boyle is a terrific role model to show how kids (and adults) with learning difficulties have to go with their gifts!  The singing rage on Britain’s Got Talent, with over 100 million hits on YouTube now, was quoted in [...]

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