Author Archives: pdeg

Thank You Cookies

Posted on June 2, 2016 by pdeg

Tonight my daughter completed her final craft of the year (and week) for school: chalkboard cookies for her teachers. For many of us, junior high was a time to grin and bear it – to be over and forgotten. For my girl, … Continue reading →

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Looking Toward Post K-12 Accommodations

Posted on February 21, 2016 by pdeg

Recently, the Department of Justice issued significant guidance on testing accommodations for individuals with disabilities navigating the transition to adult life. These guidelines apply to test-givers for high stakes testing situations, similar to the College Board, or other professional, licensing … Continue reading →

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Dyslexia Awareness 101

Posted on February 13, 2016 by pdeg

Many years ago, as our work in my child’s district began, we believed it would be beneficial to begin bringing a dyslexia simulation experience to our community of parents. For the first few years, we partnered with the Shelton School … Continue reading →

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