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School Issues: Tips for Parents
Educational Advocacy and Communication
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Planning Ahead
School, Illness, and Your Family
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Educational
Advocacy and Communication Tools
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A Parents' Guide to
CFIDS will help you learn how to advocate for your child with chronic illness. Mary Robinson,
our forum co-founder, authored this book with David S. Bell, MD,
Jean Pollard, Tom Robinson, and Bonnie Floyd. Read a review
of the book or purchase
it from Amazon.com. The royalties from books sales help
support this website!
- Shanon McQuown's
Tips for Parents
- Your
Child's Educational Plan - Introduces how educational law applies to students with CFS
and other chronic illnesses - Excerpt from A Parents' Guide to CFIDS
- Sample
letter to the Committee on Special Education - Requesting evaluation for special education
services - Explains why an IEP is more appropriate for this child than is a 504 Plan
- Meeting
with the Committee on Special Education - How to prepare, communicate
effectively during the meeting, and follow-up
- Accommodations & Sample Individualized Education Programs
for kids with CFS, FM, or OI
- Iger Neurocognitive Assessment
a tool to monitor changes in the neurocognitive symptoms of students
with CFS
- Guidelines for Schools:
Understanding and Accommodating CFIDS/FMS National CFIDS Foundation
See the open letters from a student to teachers and to classmates
- Be Trained
as a Parent Advocate - learn to interact more effectively with the
professionals caring for and educating your child
Planning Ahead
School, Illness, and Your Family
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