ABOUT THIS EPISODE
IEPs can feel overwhelming—especially when you're hearing terms like IDEA, FAPE, LRE, push-in, pull-out, and service minutes.
In Part 3 of our IEP & 504 series, I’m joined by Kara Orlando, founder of Kind Mind Executive Function Coaching and former school psychologist.
We break down what these terms actually mean, how services can be delivered, and what parents should understand when advocating for their child.
If you’ve ever left an IEP meeting thinking, “Wait… what does that actually mean?”—this episode is for you.
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