How to Avoid Power Struggles with the School

How to Avoid Power Struggles with the School

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When Disagreements Turn Into Power Struggles

How to Disagree with the School Without Starting WWIII

Resolving Parent-School Disputes

Losing Battle? Get Out of the Loop

ISSN: 1538-320
March 12, 2019

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Are you having problems with the school?

Don't be afraid to use the power the law gives parents to make educational decisions for their children.

Learn how to use this power wisely to obtain positive results.

Effective advocacy tactics and strategies - letter-writing, persuasion, and negotiation can empower parents and make school members of the team respect your position.

In this issue of the Special Ed Advocate you will learn about power struggles between parents and schools and find advice about how to avoid them. Learn advocacy strategies that help you make good educational decisions for your child.

We hope you will forward this issue to other friends, families, or colleagues.

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When Disagreements Turn Into Power Struggles

Many disagreements turn into power struggles. Power struggles do not make winners look good - so why do schools draw lines in the sand?

Don't be afraid to use the power the law gives parents to make educational decisions for their children. Learn how to use this power wisely to obtain positive results.

How to Disagree with the School Without Starting WWIII

Pete answers questions from parents about how to disagree with the IEP team.

Be polite but firm.

Learn the Rules of Adverse Assumptions, how to clarify issues, and how to deal with an IEP team bully.

Resolving Parent-School Disputes

Wrightslaw: All About IEPs , Chapter 14, page 119.

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Fighting a Losing Battle with the School? Get Out of the Loop!

My son's rights are being violated. After many confrontations, I am fighting a losing battle with special educators about providing the services he is entitled to. What should I do?

You may be surprised when you read Wrightslaw's advice to this parent!

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