In This Issue ...

• What Works? How Will I Get the Services my Child Needs?


• Ask Questions: Get Services


• Don't Feel Guilty About It!


• Learn the Right Questions to Ask

Circulation: 90,619
ISSN: 1538-320
January 22, 2013

Smart advocacy skills are absolutely necessary for effective participation in the process of getting FAPE for your child.

Parents who are knowledgeable about their children’s rights (and their own rights and responsibilities) and know how to resolve conflict can produce better outcomes for their child.

Smart Strategy: Ask Questions!

What Works? How Will I Get the Services My Child Needs?

Your child needs special education services.  How are you going to get the school to provide what he needs?

Bluster and threats do not work. Learn what does work…

Ask Questions: Get Services

The "powers that be" would not provide the services that I requested for my daughter. Why was I having this problem? What could I do?

Ask questions - so the educators come up with the desired solution!

Smart Strategy: Asking Questions to Identify Solutions.

Don't Feel Guilty About It!

Indiana Advocate Pat Howey says, Don't feel guilty about asking the school to provide services!

What schools call “opening the floodgates,” Pat explains is the “domino effect” of asking questions.

Learn the Right Questions to Ask

I am grateful for your training at the Boot Camp in MA. Using your advice, my daughter is now going to receive more services than we even requested. I will always be forever grateful for the great training you both provided.

The 2013 Wrightslaw training schedule includes programs in CA, NM, OH, WV, MI, MD, MO, CT, VA.

Watch & listen to Pete during a recent Wrightslaw training program posted on YouTube. Here is a sample agenda for a one day program.

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