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iAdvocate

The goal of iAdvocate is to share and develop specific strategies with parents for working collaboratively with a school team to improve their children’s education

The goal of iAdvocate is to share and develop specific strategies with parents for working collaboratively with a school team to improve their children’s education

iAdvocate

by Alan Foley
iAdvocate
iAdvocate
iAdvocate

What is it about?

The goal of iAdvocate is to share and develop specific strategies with parents for working collaboratively with a school team to improve their children’s education. iAdvocate uses problem-based learning strategies, simulations, and provides contextual access resources to build parental advocacy skills and knowledge.

iAdvocate

App Details

Version
1.2
Rating
(7)
Size
4Mb
Genre
Education
Last updated
June 19, 2021
Release date
March 31, 2011
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App Store Description

The goal of iAdvocate is to share and develop specific strategies with parents for working collaboratively with a school team to improve their children’s education. iAdvocate uses problem-based learning strategies, simulations, and provides contextual access resources to build parental advocacy skills and knowledge.

iAdvocate provides parents with both information and most importantly, strategies in regards to their educational rights and getting their child’s needs met. The goal of iAdvocate is to share and develop specific strategies with parents for working collaboratively with a school team to improve their children’s education and to provide the most inclusive and meaningful educational environment for students with disabilities.

iAdvocate contains three sections: strategies, a compilation of approaches that parents can pursue as advocates; resources, which lists and, where possible, links to such references as laws, books, articles, web sites, video presentations, and organizations that provide information on inclusive education; and, responses, which features simulated interactions, such as replies to common statements made by school professionals regarding services and accommodations for children.

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