The SPED Helper Ph

18/07/2025

Sa loob ng IEP meeting room, sino ang pinaka-expert sa anak mo? IKAW. Period. 👑

Minsan, nakaka-intimidate pumasok sa meeting na may mga teachers, specialists, at admin. Parang exam!

Pero tandaan, Mommy/Daddy: Boses mo ang isa sa pinakamahalaga diyan.

You know your child's heart. Alam mo ang GUSTO niya, ang KINATATAKUTAN niya, at ang NAGPAPASAYA sa kanya. I-share mo 'yan!

Pro Tip: Before the meeting, isulat mo ang 3 non-negotiable goals mo para sa anak mo for the school year. 'Yan ang magiging North Star mo during the discussion.

I'm pouring all my secrets on how to be a confident parent-advocate in my new ebook. Matututunan mo kung paano hindi lang magsalita, kundi pakinggan. Malapit na! Tag a fellow parent who needs to hear this!

"Join the waitlist" for more updates and learn to advocate for your child.
https://www.ieppowerpack.com/waitlist

17/07/2025

You are not just a member of the IEP team. You are its most important one.

The IEP team includes teachers, specialists (if available), and admin (school principal/coordinator), but YOU are the expert on your child.

Your input is not just valuable; it's essential.
You know your childs' strengths, struggles outside of school, what motivates them, and what frustrates them. You hold the key to the whole picture.

Pro Tip: Prepare for your IEP meeting like a CEO preparing for a board meeting. Come with notes, questions, and a clear vision for your child's success.

The ebook guide dedicates an entire section to empowering you in meetings—what to bring, what questions to ask, and how to make your voice heard.
Ready to take the lead? Follow for updates!

"Join the waitlist" for more updates and learn to advocate for your child.
https://www.ieppowerpack.com/waitlist

17/07/2025

Knowing this empowers you to advocate for the right support.
Is the goal to help your child climb the same mountain (accommodation) or a different, more accessible one (modification)?

Our upcoming ebook guide will help you become a pro at advocating for the exact support your child needs.

Comment 'Join the waitlist' below to be the first to know when it drops!

17/07/2025

Think of it as a custom-tailored suit, not a one-size-fits-all uniform. It's designed to fit your child perfectly.

A new ebook, The Ultimate Parent's Guide to IEP, will break down every section of this document so you can walk into your next meeting with total confidence.

Follow for the official launch date! 😃

11/07/2025

Alin sa mga myth na ‘to ang narinig mo na?

Comment below or tag a fellow fellow parent na kailangan din ng IEP reality check 💬

10/07/2025

Ready to learn the truth about IEP/ILP? Bilang magulang, gusto mo bang matutunan ang proseso ng IEP at maging involve sa learning progress ng anak mo?

TYPE "YES" in the comment.

09/07/2025

"Puyat. Pagod. Nag-aalala. These are the secret battles of a special needs parent. Minsan, ang pinakamahirap na laban ay yung nasa isip lang natin. Sending you a virtual hug today. You are an amazing parent. ❤️"

08/07/2025

"IEP? PULL-OUT? INCLUSION? 🤯 Nakaka-nosebleed ba? It’s like learning a whole new language diba?! Huwag kang mag-alala, hindi ka nag-iisa sa confusion na ‘yan."

What's the most confusing term you've encountered? Comment below! 👇

07/07/2025

DSWD PRESS RELEASE: Persons with non-visible disabilities entitled to benefits, privileges provided by law — DSWD spox

“Hindi ibig sabihin na hindi nakikita ang kapansanan ay wala ito. Many persons with disabilities live with conditions that are not visible, but are as real and impactful to their everyday lives. We call on everyone to show more understanding, empathy, and respect to persons with disabilities, including those with non-apparent ones,” Asst. Secretary Irene Dumlao, the DSWD spokesperson, said on Monday (July 7). (AKDL)

See comments section for full story.

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05/07/2025

Dapat lang!

Teachers Renew Call for “No Read, No Move” Policy Amid Literacy Crisis

READ: https://www.teachersclick.com/2025/06/teachers-urge-return-of-no-read-no-move.html

04/07/2025

DSWD PRESS RELEASE: 100 parents of kids with disabilities get allowance under DSWD’s Project CHERISH

Under Project CHERISH, each selected parent-beneficiary received disability allowance to be used as augmentation support for disability-specific needs of children such as their basic needs, health care, and education. (AKDL)

See comments section for full story.

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03/07/2025

ASK ME ANYTHING about IEPs/ ILPs!
Parents, teachers, therapists—kung may tanong kayo about the IEP process here in the Philippines, I got you! 💙

Now's the time to ask. 🙋‍♀️
Drop your questions below or send them via DM. I’ll be answering them in the next few posts & stories!

Let’s make IEPs simpler, clearer, and more meaningful—magtulungan tayo!