Advocates or Troublemakers?

Most definitely there are those who think we are troublemakers, the minute we walk into a building.

Thinking we are there to find fault in the way they are teaching our children. I mean after all they are the professionals.

If you define troublemakers as a person who advocates for a child who can not speak for its self as a troublemaker,
So Be It.

When you find a child that needs to have its lessons read to them and you do something about it. Then they call you a troublemaker.
So Be It.

The really odd part about all of this trouble making business is they should have already been doing those things in the first place.
My friend, that is Advocacy.

 

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Many parents make the mistake of trying to find the best school or program for their child without the necessary information or professional guidance and support. IEG will assist parents with the following:

 

• Providing parents with an objective evaluation, information, guidance and support to address their child's psychological and educational problems. 
  
  
• Evaluating and developing a plan to address dysfunctional and other problem behavior.
  
  
• Helping parents interview, evaluate and find schools, intervention programs or lesson planning that will address the parent's concerns.
  
  
• Helping parents insure the school, intervention program or lesson plans are appropriate for their child.
  
  
• Supporting, monitoring and advocating for parents with programs and staff.