In this episode of The Parenting Cipher, Genie Dawkins shares her experience with schools keeping a log of her son's behavior and using it against her in IEP meetings. She talks about how schools use this tactic to avoid being questioned and provides tips on how to empower yourself and protect your child. Tune in to learn how to handle such situations and advocate for your child effectively.
Genie Dawkins
Host of The Parenting Cipher, Genie Dawkins is a single mother of four and has over 25 years of being a parent advocate of special needs children. In addition to obtaining her Certification in Integrative Health Coaching, Lateefa holds an M.S. in Nonprofit Management and a B.S. in Social Sciences. Genie is the best-selling author of two books “Not My Child: Navigating Your Child’s Learning Difficulties with IEP’s and Education Resources” and a recent release “The Joyful Family Planner”. As a Special Education & Family Lifestyle consultant, her mission is to help parents achieve a balanced life and overcome inevitable challenges both at school and home in a way that empowers parents and children.
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11/16/21 • 29 min
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