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

Although I would, you know, just add that caveat sort of within the bounds of the stuff that we just talked about.

And the other thing, and I know I'm talking a lot.

But, you know, this stuff is so important, I think.

So the 504s are a place where I really understand why there's so much misunderstanding.

So 504 has a bunch of different subparts and high schools and, you know, K through 12 is under subpart D.

and colleges are under subpart E. So it's not that you can look up the law, which you can online, and it says, and at the end of high school, your plans expire.

But that is essentially what it means.

So once again, it's the use of the plan word that I think we have to be careful with.

And again, having had a 504 or an IEP doesn't automatically entitle, because that's a bad word,

But it doesn't entitle or guarantee a student services at a college.

But all that means is that's just not what the law requires.

Having said that, it's very likely that every student that's had one will get accommodations at college, whether they'll be the same ones that those students had in high school will depend on all these things that we just talked about.

But I think it's really important to understand that it doesn't it's not a guarantee that

And those plans don't follow their students and we don't have to follow them.

So if it says stuff like teachers will hand Elizabeth a printed copy of the assignment, teachers will check with Elizabeth at the end of class to make sure she wrote her homework down.

Those are the kinds of plans.

Those are not accommodations.

Those are not the kinds of things that we do.

Well, and as you said, it varies certainly from school to school and from condition to condition.

So at the places where I have worked, when it comes to

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