special education

Sep
22
2011

Video: Should I tell a college about my disability?

College Counselor Jane M. addresses the question of whether applicants should disclose a disability on when applying to college.

Aug
29
2011

Learning to Document Learning Styles

Should a learning-difference child have a 504? Or an IEP?
Take Maria, for example. She can't listen to her teacher unless she's surfing on the Internet at the same time. Or Li, who needs to know at the beginning of class that he's going to be asked a specific question so that he doesn't panic when he's called on.

Jul
05
2011

VIDEO: How important are test scores for college admissions?

Aristotle Circle expert and college counselor Jane McClure discusses the range of schools that don't rate test scores for admissions.

Jun
29
2011

What is Interactive Metronome?

We recently added Interactive Metronome (IM) sessions to our service offer. This neuro-motor therapy is used in education to improve students focus, physical endurance and improve coordination. It has been used to treat ADD/ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder and other concerns.

May
09
2011

VIDEO: How to get tutoring while in college

College counselor Jane McClure talks about how to get a private tutor while in college.

Apr
07
2011

When should I contact my school's DSO?

College counselor Jane McClure talks about how soon college applicants should contact a school's disability support office.

Mar
03
2011

Will a college's DSS understand my disability?

College counselor Jane M. talks about what level of understanding and treatment students can expect at a college's disability services center.

Jan
11
2011

Will my IEP be used in college?

College Counselor Jane M. talks about how a student's individualized education plan (IEP) will translate in college. She provides tips on how to talk to admissions about the transition from high school to college.

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