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Parents have the power.

Introducing my new book,

now on sale.


You want your child to have the best of everything -- especially education. But you may not even know where to begin, given the often confusing and ever-changing landscape of special education. The Individualized Educational Programs (IEP) are complicated -- but in "50 Ways to Support Your Child''s Special Education," you'll find simple ways to advocate for your child every day. You'll learn how to:


+ Communicate effectively with teachers

+ Get the most out of homework

+ Become more involved at school

+ Ensure your child is well-rested

+ Start a school day on the right foot


Advocacy starts at home, with you and your child. You don't have to take a backseat or take on the school district, the state, or the lawmakers to improve your child's learning experience. With these easy and effective tips, you can make a difference in your child's life, each and every day.

Ask for the book at your local bookstore, or buy it online from Amazon or Barnes & Noble.

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