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The Collaborative IEP
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 4 ก.ย. 2020
Ashley Barlow Co. is here to empower parents and educators to become advocates and teachers, through collaboration, education, and support.
Episode 212: Interoception 101 While I Paint My Nails!!!
Want to learn about interoception in 20 minutes or less? I’m breaking it down for you in this episode - literally faster than it takes me to paint my nails! 💅 Interoception is the ability to sense what's going on inside our bodies - think hunger, thirst, or even when we need to use the bathroom. It’s a critical skill, especially for kids with sensory processing challenges, and understanding it can make a huge difference when advocating for supports at the IEP table. This episode packs a lot of info into a short amount of time, just like our IEP Guru Academy videos. In these videos, we dive into these topics in even more detail, offering quick, actionable lessons to help you navigate IEP meetings with confidence!
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Episode 211: Behavior 101 in 12 Minutes or Less
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Behavior. It’s the buzzword at so many IEP meetings, yet it’s often misunderstood, overcomplicated or downright ignored. Today, I’m breaking it down in just 12 minutes-or less! You’ll get my behavior 'ditty'-a quick, memorable way to think about and address behavior effectively. Why? Because this perspective is a game-changer in IEP meetings and school discussions, and I want you to see just ho...
Episode 210: IQ Testing, Disability Categories, and Inclusion What You Need to Know
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How does IQ testing affect your child’s eligibility for special education services, their disability category under IDEA, and their placement in the least restrictive environment (LRE)? In this episode, we break it all down. We’ll explore the purpose of IQ testing, its limitations, and how it fits into the broader picture of determining your child’s unique needs. You’ll learn how disability cat...
Episode 209 Bridging the Gap How Healthy Debate Strengthens IEP Teams
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Conflict is often seen as something to avoid, but what if it’s the key to progress? In this episode, we explore how productive conflict can strengthen relationships, spark creativity, and lead to better outcomes-both in everyday life and at the IEP table. We'll share real-life examples of how disagreements, when handled constructively, have driven innovation, resolved long-standing issues, and ...
Episode 208: Introducing the IEP Guru Academy
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Are you ready to tackle IEP meetings with confidence and ease? 💪 In this week’s episode, I’m introducing something that’s going to change the game for parents and teachers: the IEP Guru Academy Videos! What you’ll learn in this episode: ✨ How these short, focused videos meet YOUR needs. ✨ The practical strategies, workbooks, and tools they offer. ✨ Why they’re perfect for busy parents and educa...
Episode 207: Big news! We’re rebranding!
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We’re rebranding! After much thought and heart, I'm thrilled to introduce The Collaborative IEP-a brand that better reflects our mission to empower and support families and educators in navigating the IEP process together. 💪💙And that’s not all! To kick off this new chapter, I’m launching the IEP Guru Academy videos-short, affordable, and jam-packed with practical strategies designed to make you...
Episode 206: Supporting Complex Interfering Behaviors With Dr Rachel Schwartz
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We wrap up our 200th episode celebration today with one of your favorite repeat guests, Dr. Rachel Schwartz, and man did we ever have fun! Dr. Rachel and I set out with a loose idea of discussion topics, but what you really get in this episode is a discussion between someone who supports IEP teams in supporting students' behavior and an advocate who sees the trends when things go south. Dr. Rac...
Episode 205: Reckoning with IQ testing with author and mother, Pepper Stettler
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When Pepper Stettler's daughter, Louisa, was first entering school, she was IQ tested. Pepper didn't think much of it... until the results came in. What happened next prompted Pepper to go on a years-long journey of research and discovery. Pepper assimilated the results of that into a book called A Measure of Intelligence: One Mother's Reckoning with the IQ Test, and boy is it ever good! In the...
Episode 204: A Student's Success Story with Mandi Jamison
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As we wrap up this 200th celebration In this inspiring episode, I sit down with my friend Mandi Jamison, whose daughter, Clara, has defied expectations. Clara, who has Down syndrome, was a varsity cheerleader and is now pursuing her dreams as a model. Mandi shares her journey as a dedicated advocate, working tirelessly to secure Clara's inclusion in extracurricular activities, academics, and ch...
Episode 203: Navigating PDA and More with Our Fave, Dr Taylor Day
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Does your child experience demand avoidance? This episode is all about Pathological Demand Avoidance/Persistent Drive for Autonomy, and our guest is one of your favorites, not to mention MINE! Dr. Taylor Day is my go to on demand avoidance and drive or autonomy, and in this episode we dive a little deeper into PDA and what it means to support students that experience it. Taylor talks us through...
Episode 202: What To Ask Your School and How with Special Education Assessment Reports with April Re
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As we continue to celebrate our 200th episode, we welcome school-psych-turned-advocate, April Rehrig to the pod this week! April's been on the pod twice before, and you all have loved her. I think that's because she's a) so incredibly knowledgeable and b) really good at explaining hard stuff. Because April's a school psych, she's really good at special education eligibility and reading reports....
Episode 201: Beyond the Basics of Potty Training with Molly Johnson
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Whenever we have a potty training expert come to our local Down syndrome association, spots fill up instantly. That's one of the reasons I was so drawn to Molly Johnson's account on IG years ago. The other reason: She's just amazing! We hosted Molly back in Episode 136, and her episode was so popular that we invited her back to go Beyond the Basics in potty training! Molly makes things just so ...
Episode 200: 200th Episode Celebration
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It's time to celebrate-200 episodes of Special Education Advocacy with Ashley Barlow! 🎉🥳 In this special milestone episode, I’m answering YOUR questions! You all made me think, reflect, and grow, and I couldn’t be more grateful. 💙 Thank you to each and every one of you for tuning in, sharing your stories, and being such loyal listeners. It’s been an incredible journey, and I’m so honored to be ...
Where Do IEP Teams Start With Behaviors with Dr Annie McLaughlin
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Nobody has time for complicated, convoluted conversations about behavior supports at schools. When students struggle with behaviors, all members of IEP teams are left feeling frustrated, concerned, and exhausted. IEP teams need no-nonsense, effective, and efficient help supporting their students behaviorally, and the good news is that Dr. Annie McLaughlin is in this world. When I asked Dr. Anni...
Episode 198: When Inclusion Doesn't Work With Heather Avis from The Lucky Few
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My friend, Heather Avis is a fierce advocate from whom we can all learn something. When she and I planned this episode, we chatted about what happens when families (spoiler alert: like hers) have to make the hard decision to access a more restrictive/less inclusive setting for their children at school. We had so much content planned... but then we hit record and we had an even better discussion...
Episode 197 Preparing to Meet Your Attorney to Advocate for the First Time
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Episode 197 Preparing to Meet Your Attorney to Advocate for the First Time
Episode 196: You Don't Have to Do Special Education Alone
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Episode 196: You Don't Have to Do Special Education Alone
Episode 195: Igniting the Fire Finding Inspiration for your Advocacy
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Episode 195: Igniting the Fire Finding Inspiration for your Advocacy
Episode 194: Tried and True Tips for Dealing With School Anxiety
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Episode 194: Tried and True Tips for Dealing With School Anxiety
Episode 193 Future Forward IEP Advocacy
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Episode 193 Future Forward IEP Advocacy
Episode 188: Employment and Transition with Lisa Hernandez
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Episode 188: Employment and Transition with Lisa Hernandez
COPAA Conversations Part 03, David Jefferson
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COPAA Conversations Part 03, David Jefferson
Episode 186: COPAA Conversations Part 02, Amy Bonn
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Episode 186: COPAA Conversations Part 02, Amy Bonn
Episode 185: COPAA Conversations Part 01, Denise Marshall
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Episode 185: COPAA Conversations Part 01, Denise Marshall
Episode 184: Negotiation Strategies Straight Out of Psychology
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Episode 184: Negotiation Strategies Straight Out of Psychology
Episode 183: One Crucial Mistake Parents Make In IEP Meetings
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Episode 183: One Crucial Mistake Parents Make In IEP Meetings
So glad to find this channel- I’m a former para who is taking on my district to make meaningful change in special Ed. I need allll the info
Thank you for having me on your podcast, Ashley! As always, I have the BEST time chatting with you...
Hello, How are you? Have you received my email? I am waiting for your reply. Thank you, Sane
Nice Video
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People could be a little more empathetic and gentle with parents at IEP meetings. The word LAZY is offensive and off putting.
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Do you happen to have a list of recommed books on different topics that are informative and library worthy?
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My child has ASD 3, and she is 3 years old. What age is it recommended to start potty training for children with severe autism? I definitely can start taking her to the bathroom with me when I go to “potty”, as well as, start changing her in the bathroom. How will I know that she is ready to start sitting on a potty? Note: She also has Cerebral Palsy level 3.
Happy Birthday Jack!! 🎉🎊🎈🎇
Hey thank you for this video
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Yay! Dr. Annie! She is the BEST!!
Thank you for taking time to talk with Holly and share the real life struggles and encouraging moments of teachers and parents, especially through the lens of the pandemic. We wish you all the best as you advocate for kids and families Holly!
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This is my favorite strategy for my children and my clients' IEPs. I love how you broke down the future planning into 5 categories. I'm going to start incorporating these more.
Thank you so much!!! So helpful…
Great tips as always!! Thank you so much Ashley. I wish I had more patience considering my child is in high school and is so far behind his peers. I love your basement!
Perfect message for imperfect times. Everyone on the IEP team deserves the grace of the assumption of having the best of intentions. My empathy cup has been refilled. Thank you.
Thank you!!! This was so beneficial.
Ashley, you are the best advocate and role model for all of us. Judy Benson
Thank you for this video! It was so helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
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