The results of the evaluation help determine whether your child is eligible to receive special education services. To get the most appropriate services for your child, you must work closely with the other team members. If you hear something surprising about your child or strongly disagree with the conclusions of the evaluation, services, or therapies offered, voice your concerns at the IEP meeting. Signing the IEP means that you agree to the services, goals, and other matters listed in it. There are a several ways in which special educators can help learning-disabled children.
Some schools have special classes for children with particular learning disabilities.
For children with less severe problems, time with a special educator for several hours a week may be all that is needed. Sessions with a language therapist or other specialist may also be helpful. Coordination among the parents, teachers, behavior therapists, and your doctor is necessary to monitor the effects of the medicine. Provide support, sensitivity, and acceptance. Your child needs you to accept his condition and to give unconditional love and support.