Elizabeth Hamblet

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Full-Tilt Parenting: Strategies, Insights, and Connection for Parents Raising Neurodivergent Children · TPP 089: The Truth About IEPs & Accommodations in College, with Elizabeth Hamblet · 2 Jan 2018 podcast

I think that it is a perhaps not so delicate way of trying to introduce families to the idea that this is not the same.

Again, IDEA does not apply.

I'm not sure how friendly it seems to families, but I don't want them to take that as any sort of indicator that this is a school that's not friendly to students with disabilities.

I mean, in fairness to us,

Those misunderstandings come to us in the form of upset parents and students at times.

And so it can be a first point of contact for a family with just the notion of what disability services offices do.

And that's why I think some of these offices feel it's important to put that stuff up there.

there are families that don't understand the differences.

And we'll say, but you have to do this.

But you can click around and see

links to whatever tutoring they offer.

You know, maybe if you're registered with the disability services offices, if everybody gets, you know, if the writing center's policy is it's drop-in only, maybe students registered with disability services get to make appointments.

These are the kinds of things.

And if you can't find that online, call and you may have to make an appointment to speak to somebody, you know,

So my colleagues are pretty busy.

kind of thing where they can just pick up the phone and have a 15-minute chat with whoever calls.

But one thing that I think is also really important is to make sure that when you are visiting, if you want to talk to somebody, call in advance to make sure that somebody will be available to talk to you.

Some of these places are one-person offices.

So it's not always that you can just drop in and get your questions answered.

And the other thing, too, that's really important is don't go to the admissions reps for your disability services questions.

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