Sometimes the students who need support the most are the easiest to miss.
Rachel Modern was quiet. She wasn’t causing behavior problems. She learned how to look like she was reading, even when she couldn’t yet read the words in front of her.
It wasn’t until third grade that she was evaluated for special education. Then one special education teacher recognized what was happening and helped put a name to it: dyslexia.
When a student isn’t disruptive, that doesn’t mean they aren’t struggling. Look beyond behavior. Pay attention to the signs. Listen when families share what they’re seeing.
#SpecialEducationBoss #Dyslexia #SpecialEducation #ChildFind #LearningDisabilities #ReadingSupport #IEP #SpecialEducationTeacher #ParentAdvocacy #SpecialEducationAcademy
Rachel Modern was quiet. She wasn’t causing behavior problems. She learned how to look like she was reading, even when she couldn’t yet read the words in front of her.
It wasn’t until third grade that she was evaluated for special education. Then one special education teacher recognized what was happening and helped put a name to it: dyslexia.
When a student isn’t disruptive, that doesn’t mean they aren’t struggling. Look beyond behavior. Pay attention to the signs. Listen when families share what they’re seeing.
#SpecialEducationBoss #Dyslexia #SpecialEducation #ChildFind #LearningDisabilities #ReadingSupport #IEP #SpecialEducationTeacher #ParentAdvocacy #SpecialEducationAcademy

