Special Education Resources
Looking for clear, plain-language guidance on IEPs, 504 plans, and school supports? You’re in the right place. These resources (checklists, guides, and trusted links) help parents and caregivers understand evaluations, prepare for IEP meetings, and get the right accommodations in place. Whether you’re navigating dyslexia, ADHD, executive functioning challenges, or just need IEP help, these tools will give you clarity and confidence.
Parent Conference Tools
Conference Prep Guide
Pre-Meeting Planning Sheet
Pre-Meeting Planning Sheet
Conferences move fast, and it’s easy to leave without the answers you need. This free guide gives you 7 powerful questions to ask your child’s teacher so you can uncover hidden struggles, highlight strengths, and get clear next steps. Print it, bring it with you, and walk in prepared.
Pre-Meeting Planning Sheet
Pre-Meeting Planning Sheet
Pre-Meeting Planning Sheet
This worksheet helps you slow down and focus. Use it to jot down your child’s strengths, your biggest concerns, and the questions you want answered. By clarifying your goals ahead of time, you’ll walk into the meeting prepared, confident, and ready to make sure your child’s needs are heard.
504/IEP Red Flags
Pre-Meeting Planning Sheet
504/IEP Red Flags
Most education plans look fine on paper, but hidden gaps can create real struggles for students. This free checklist helps parents spot common red flags in 504/IEP plans, from vague goals to missed services, so you can act early and with confidence. If you notice 2–3 red flags, it may be time for a professional review to get clear, concrete next steps.
Emotional Energy Awareness
Emotional Energy Zones
Understanding your emotional energy is a life skill. This simple framework helps you recognize which “zone” you’re in and use the right tools to shift toward balance. Learning to name and navigate your energy builds self-awareness, resilience, and more effective learning and communication; both at school and at home.
(Graphic courtesy of @thepresentpsychologist.)
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