Stacey Shubitz
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296 appearances
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 3 Feb
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And I think that's really hard to look at as a parent.
It hits you.
You're just getting hammered.
Those are two things that I think can be very emotional for parents.
I think it's really important that when you're working with the IEP team, that you try and take an asset-based approach or a strengths-based approach because this is how you want your child to grow.
Yes, you need to know present levels, you need to know how they scored on.
Testing, all of that's going to inform the IEP goals, the instruction that they're going to receive, accommodations, etc.
But if you're only hearing the negative.
It makes it very hard.
I was just recording a podcast with my colleague yesterday about cognitive flexibility in the writing workshop.
And I was thinking about
how we can rebrand rigidity.
Like we talk about children who are autistic as being very rigid often.
What if we're saying this child is working on their cognitive flexibility?
That's a strengths-based approach.
Just that little bit of change.
I've heard and have corrected people in a meeting, people talking about regular ed as opposed to special ed.
And my response has been, let's call it general education.
Because that is what it is, first of all.
And second of all, like you're saying that my child is irregular if they're not in regular ed.
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