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This post is part of an ongoing series, “Will You Be My Advocate?,” by guest blogger, Lyn Pollard about neighborhood moms striving to become better advocates for their children wit[...]
02 May 2012
Tag Autism, blogger, Bully, Bully.gov, Bullying, Campus, Change.org, Documentary, Kids, learning differences, Learning Disabilities, learning disability, Lee Hirsch, Lyn Massey Pollard, lyn pollard, Mentor, Mom, Movie, MPA, National Center for Learning Disabilities, NCLB, NCLD, Parent, Parenting, Parents, PG-13, Project Eye-to-Eye, R, Rating, RISD, Safe Kids, Safe Schools, Social Skills, special needs, Teen, Teenagers, The Bully Project, The Silent
This post is part of an ongoing series, “Will You Be My Advocate?,” by guest blogger, Lyn Pollard about neighborhood moms striving to become better advocates for their children wit[...]
13 Mar 2012
Tag 504, ADD, adhd, ARD, Autism, Bowie Elementary, Different Doodles, Dyscalculia, Dysgraphia, Far North Dallas, IEP, KDDs, Kids with Disabilities and Differences, learning differences, learning disability, lyn pollard, Northwood Hills, Richardson Independent School District, RISD, SAGE, special education, special needs, Spring Creek, study group, support group, will you be my advocate
Editor’s Note: The following blog post identifies Jen Rawley as an “educational diagnostician” and “pediatric psychologist.” Jen Rawley is not an educ[...]
30 Jan 2012
Tag 504, accommodations, adhd, council of PTAs, Dallas Academy, debra levy, Dr. Jen Rawley, dyslexia, dyslexia coordinator, IDEA, LD, learning difference, learning disabilitiy, parent dyslexia education group, PDEG, RISD, SAGE, shannon suess, Special and Gifted Education, special education, special needs, student services, texas dyslexia handbook, texas dyslexia law
This post is part of an ongoing series, “Will You Be My Advocate,” by guest blogger, Lyn Pollard about neighborhood moms striving to become better advocates for their c[...]
10 Jan 2012
