These services may include counseling, physical therapy, occupational therapy, teacher and aid training, etc. It's not uncommon for parents to feel overwhelmed once they are in a school meeting. Jot down ideas and solutions to problems you are aware of. Know what goals you have for your child. Be an active team member.
Parents have a perspective on their child that NO ONE else has.
Share your child's strengths and help develop a plan that reflects those strengths. Know your rights under the law. Research strategies and accommodations that might work with your child. Volunteer in your child's school. This enables you to see the environment first hand, as well as allowing the school personnel to get to know you.