EdNavigator

In our work with families, Navigators communicate with a lot of special education teams. Here are 5 things they wish every SPED coordinator would do. #specialeducation #bestpractices #familiesfirst #parentengagement

Every day, our Navigators work hand-in-hand with pediatricians to help families solve school-related challenges. Here's what they think all care providers should know about the special education process. #pediatrics #specialeducation #earlyintervention

We're #hiring a new Navigator For Special Education in United States. Apply today or share this post with your network.

Ever wondered who our Navigators are or how they think about their work with families? Find out in our latest blog post. #familiesfirst #teamednav

Getting our kids back on track requires "a multidisciplinary approach" — one in which schools see parents and families as critical partners.

"Two new studies suggest that covid-19 cranked up the helium — that grades might be giving a false sense of how students are doing. Deceiving families about whether children need help during the window when interventions would do the most good is not kindness. This is no “victimless crime,” says Tim Daly, chief executive of EdNavigator." #falsesignals

Student test scores are falling, and absenteeism is breaking records, yet parents appear to believe that everything is on-track. Why?   Our new report with Learning Heroes (US) and TNTP hints at a possible explanation: inflated grades. These false signals are giving families the impression that their children are performing just fine - when they are not.   Read the report by clicking below: #FalseSignals #Absenteeism #LearningAcceleration

What if the check-in forms that families complete in the pediatrician's waiting room also included a few questions about kids' school experiences?

Teachers and school leaders: Want to make sure families actually read and act on the messages you're sending? Join us for this free webinar with Todd Rogers tomorrow! Register now: https://lnkd.in/gh55M8mX

Everyone is busy—especially parents. That’s why we skim emails, forms, documents, and nearly everything else. In this free webinar moderated by Dr. Karen Mapp, Harvard professor Todd Rogers will share science-based tips for communicating more effectively and explain how simpler, shorter, and clearer messages are also more equitable and kinder. Join us! Thu, 9/21 - 3 PM EST Register today at: https://lnkd.in/gh55M8mX