With two new guidance documents, federal education officials are clarifying issues facing both young children with disabilities and those transitioning to adulthood amid the pandemic.
As students return to in-person instruction, their parents may be concerned about the repercussions of the pandemic on their child’s learning.
A lot of students are struggling with school this year, not because they necessarily have a disability, but because this whole system isn’t what we signed up for.
If you’re concerned your child is struggling, it might be time to make some additions to your child’s plan to incorporate remote learning accommodations.
In the struggle to implement expanded remote learning, educators are also finding opportunities. But with efforts to provide devices and Wi-Fi access, educators still are missing — or inadvertently reducing
A small number of students have done unexpectedly well with remote learning. In some cases, those students struggled with distractions in the classroom during in-person learning.
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