Today is WORLD DOWN SYNDROME DAY!
Let us use this day to celebrate the lives and achievements of people with Down Syndrome! This day aims to create a single global voice for advocating for the inclusion and rights of people with Down Syndrome.
I have learned: To respect my students equipment as much as I respect them; recognize that their wheelchair is their personal space; ask them, approach them from the front, tell them what you are about to do; the chair does not define them- their abilities do❤️@StLukeNepean#ocsb
Who is responsible to ensure that the IEP is being followed?
Ultimately it is the principal’s job to ensure that the IEP is being followed. If there are issues or concerns the first step is to speak to the classroom teacher and/or resource teacher.
“We are perpetuating this elitist characterization of French immersion by encouraging struggling students to switch to English, rather than providing them with needed supports in the FI context.” @"Is FI 'The Right Fit' For My Child?" https://t.co/mHDASOt6HD on @LinkedIn
World Cerebral Palsy Day: Saturday 6 October 2018. More than just an awareness day, it is an opportunity to: Celebrate and express pride in the lives & achievements of those with CP & the people and the organisations that support them. #weargreen@EASetonOCSB