Hello Everyone
My name is Annie and I'm a college student studying speech pathology
at Nevada State College. For the "Serving Individuals with
Disabilities and Their Families" class that I'm taking, we're
required to interview a parent of a school-aged child with a
disability. It's an online class and I've had some trouble with the
website this week so it's coming down to the wire; I have to submit
it tonight. If you'd like to help me I'd really apreciate it. The
interview questions are at the bottom of this message. If you could email me your answers that would also really help
Thank you
Annie Ward
[email protected]
1. How old is your child and what is their disability?
2. What does the school do to ensure you feel welcome and
appreciated at IEP meetings or what could they do to make you feel
more welcome and appreciated?
3. Is your child involved in the IEP meetings? How are they
involve, or are there ways that they could participate in the IEP
meeting?
4. What sort of accommodations are made for your child based on
their disability?
5. What sort of activities do you do with your child at home to
help them with their disability?
6. Do you volunteer at your child's school? If so, how? If
not, could the school do anything to make it easier for you to
volunteer?
7. Does the school inform you of activities and programs in
which you participate or your child would participate? If so, what
kind? If not, what sort of activities or programs would you like the
school to offer?
8. How does the school keep you informed of your child's
progress or what could they do to keep you better informed?
9. Does the school provide you with opportunities to
communicate with educators and voice your concerns? How do they
accomplish this, or how could they could they create the oppertunity?
10. What sort of interactions does you child have with his peers? ↓
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