301: Mom Turned Advocate With Destiny Huff

The Special Ed Strategist: Learning Disabilities & IEP (Dyslexia, Executive Function) Tips with Wendy Taylor, M.Ed., ET/P

Episode Brief:
Joining us today is Destiny Huff, a mental health professional and mom turned advocate! She guides us through some of the key points of being present and on top of the IEP process. You’ll learn about what you can do to keep yourself healthy as a parent and some best practices for being a positive communicator in this one. Tag along as we unravel some of the best ways to become an active member of the planning team and explore the expertise Destiny shares with us.
🔑 Key Takeaways:
You don’t have to do this alone:

• Take The First Step: The first step is to start with a mental health professional. They can help you understand a diagnosis and what to expect in the near future as far as the process goes. They may even be able to help with more testing.
• Forget The Term High Functioning: Use this as a reminder that you need to monitor how you communicate and make sure that your preferred methods of communication are being considered.
• The Three Key Areas Of The IEP: Present levels for both academic and functional performance, the annual goals, which should be clear and attainable, and appropriate modifications and accommodations for your student. Make sure all three are there!

🗣️ Connect With Destiny: www.destinyhuffconsulting.com
👋🏻 Find Her On Social: @destinyhuff_iep_advocate & Destiny Huff On Facebook
🌐 More From The Episode:

• Parentcenterhub.org
• Remind App

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