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Preparing for a New Baby with an Autistic Child: A Parent’s Guide
Adding a new baby while raising an autistic child? Discover 10 practical tips to ease the transition and manage family needs. Visit VillageED for expert resources.
Potty Training a Child with Autism: A Parent’s Guide to Success
Struggling to potty train your autistic child? Discover 10 practical tips to reduce accidents and build independence. Visit VillageED for expert resources.
Supporting Your Child with Autism: Practical Tips for Everyday Challenges
Parenting a child with autism? Discover 10 practical tips to manage behaviors, reduce stress, and build confidence. Explore VillageED’s expert resources for autism support.
Supporting Your Child with Schoolwork Struggles: A Parent’s Guide to Building Focus
Does your child rush through schoolwork or lose focus? Learn 10 practical tips to help kids with special needs excel in assignments. Discover VillageED’s expert resources.
How to Manage Child Aggression at Home: A Comprehensive Guide for Parents
Struggling with child aggression at home? Learn 10 practical strategies to manage violent behavior in kids with special needs and create a calmer family environment. Discover VillageED’s expert support.
IEP Guide for Parents: How to Understand and Navigate Special Education
This IEP (Individualized Education Program) guide for parents explains the basics, offers step-by-step navigation tips, defines key terms, and highlights common challenges.
Parent Guide: Understanding Your Child's Reading Screenings
Understanding your child's reading development and assessment is an important part of supporting their educational journey. This guide explains how California schools screen for reading difficulties and what these screenings mean for your child.
How Students With Disabilities Fare in Both Charter and Regular Public Schools
Students with disabilities experienced inequities in both types of schools, a new analysis shows.
A Guide to Special Education Terms
The number of students in special education has increased steadily in the last four decades. Here are some of the common terms used.
