200. Knowledge vs Wisdom at the IEP Table
Special Education Inner Circle
by Catherine Whitcher
4M ago
There's a big difference between bringing knowledge and bringing wisdom to the IEP table. Catherine shows you how to: Understand the difference between leading with knowledge and leading with wisdom. Explore the concept of creating an inclusive experience rather than merely ticking boxes. Learn how wisdom bridges the gap between legal compliance and effective IEP. Discover actionable ways to combine your knowledge and experience to foster collaboration at the IEP table. Take a step further in your journey by grabbing IEP resources at https://www.masteriepcoach.com/         ..read more
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197. Eloping and Wandering: Safety and Assistive Technology
Special Education Inner Circle
by Catherine Whitcher
4M ago
Eloping and wandering can cause panic for both parents and teachers, but what if there's a solution you haven't thought of before? I can't wait to share AngelSense with you! AngelSense promotes independence, builds important life skills, and increases the overall quality of life for both a child and their family. Get ready to embrace a new level of safety and independence! Key Moments:
 00:00 The Importance Of Being Prepared And Independent In School
 02:46 Introducing Angel Sense: A Solution For Safety Protocol
 04:10 Angel Sense: A Solution For Ensuring Child Safety And Location Tracking
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194. Student Centered IEP Collaboration
Special Education Inner Circle
by Catherine Whitcher
4M ago
A tech tool that makes IEP implementation easier AND puts the child first... yes, please!  Special Education Parents and Teachers - this new solution from IEP and Me might just be your answer to start simplifying the IEP process for you and your child/students. Parents start your free account here and invite your teachers to join your child's IEP and Me team: https://iepandme.com/ Download your Free IEP Meeting Guide https://www.masteriepcoach.com/masterclass Master IEP Coach® Certificate Program https://www.masteriepcoach.com/course FAST TRACK: Start Your Own IEP Coaching Practice https ..read more
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188. Strangers at the IEP Table
Special Education Inner Circle
by Catherine Whitcher
4M ago
Let's tackle the issue of strangers at the IEP table and explore strategies to ensure a collaborative and effective IEP process. As special education teachers and parents, we've all encountered situations where unfamiliar faces show up unexpectedly, causing confusion and disrupting decision-making. I'll share with you the two types of strangers that can appear at IEP meetings and what to do if this happens to you! Free IEP Coaching Webinar:  https://www.masteriepcoach.com/coachwebinar Additional Links Mentioned In This Episode: Master IEP Coach® Certificate Program https://www.masteriepco ..read more
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179. 5 Considerations for Therapy at School
Special Education Inner Circle
by Catherine Whitcher
4M ago
As someone who has been working in the education system for a long time, I can tell you with confidence that the strategies that we use to deliver therapies at school have not changed in decades. It's definitely time to start thinking about therapy differently and giving it the attention it deserves. In this episode of the Special Education Inner Circle Podcast, I share with you five considerations that are important game-changers when deciding what kind of therapy could be happening at home and school. First and foremost, it's important to acknowledge that there is no one right way ..read more
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178. 3 Important IEP Conversations
Special Education Inner Circle
by Catherine Whitcher
4M ago
Every week our Master IEP Coach® community gathers to discuss wins, worries, and struggles in our Special Education system. This week on the Special Education Inner Circle podcast I'm sharing 3 conversations and solutions that you can use at your IEP table. : The Difference Between a Compliant IEP and a Best Fit IEP Moving Beyond Meetings to Save Time and Resources Data-Driven Decisions for Special Education Placement Stay tuned to the end to hear how you can become a Master IEP Coach® and join us for our weekly Special Education strategy sessions! Episode Notes:   (01:00) In ..read more
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#171: Scared Special Education Teachers Stepping Out
Special Education Inner Circle
by Catherine Whitcher
4M ago
Special Education Teachers shouldn't have to choose between keeping their job or helping parents through the IEP process. It's possible to do both! Parents and Teachers, Grab this free list of 12 IEP Questions to begin working together at a whole new level: www.iepchecklist.com ..read more
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212. IEP Deadlines Missed - Fix It Fast!
Special Education Inner Circle
by Catherine Whitcher
4M ago
It's time for a cozy conversation Special Education and what to do when deadlines are missed! Here’s what we’re unpacking today: A Real-Life Story: Sit down with me as I share an insightful experience from a one-on-one consult with an amazing mom from our Master IEP Coach® community. Discovering the Overlooked: Ever wonder how small details can make a big difference? We’ll explore how communication gaps in schools can lead to missed cues in student behavior and development. Join Our Journey: Feeling inspired to make a difference? Learn about becoming a Master IEP Coach and how you can co ..read more
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211. Spicy IEP Conversations on Facebook
Special Education Inner Circle
by Catherine Whitcher
4M ago
Grab your coffee, and join me in a candid chat about what's brewing in the special education world. In this episode, we chat about two hot topics: 1. It's not just about more money for Special Education, but how we use it. Ever thought about looking into your district's budget? Let's talk about making every dollar count. 2. Special Education or No Special Education? It's a heated debate, but at its core, it's about what’s best for each unique child. I share how my mom's perspective on this topic way back in the 80's helped shape my thoughts about Special Education placements today. Visit Maste ..read more
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209. Secret Data Collection is Not Okay
Special Education Inner Circle
by Catherine Whitcher
4M ago
When a parent discovered secret behavior data about her child, mistrust between school and family deepened. Open communication is critical in special education. Kids thrive when parents and schools collaborate, not compete. We must choose understanding over mistrust and partnership over secrecy. Listen and learn the next step this parent needs to take to get her child's education back on track through collaborative actions. Ask Your IEP Questions https://www.masteriepcoach.com/questions Earn Your IEP Leadership Certificate Program https://www.masteriepcoach.com/course Start Your Own IEP Coachi ..read more
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