Unlock Your Understanding of College Disability Laws and Empower Your Student’s Future!
Hey there!
Feeling a bit confused about college disability laws? Not sure how they differ from high school? Wondering how to navigate getting accommodations in college? Don’t worry, I totally get it! I understand how overwhelming and confusing it can be. But guess what? I’m here to help change that and make it a breeze for you!
Introducing “Empowering Advocacy: Demystifying College Disability Laws,” a super cool course designed to equip parents, IEP coaches, special ed teachers, and mental health therapists like you with all the knowledge and information you need to confidently navigate the complex world of college disability law.
With “Empowering Advocacy,” you’ll gain the ultimate solution for understanding and applying the laws applicable to disabilities after high school. I’ve got your back when it comes to navigating the complexities of college accessibility and ensuring your student’s specific needs are met.
Hi, I’m Dan Jodan and NO, I am not a lawyer, but I did spend 10.5 years as the only accessibility coordinator for an Eastern university. I know firsthand what disability laws are and how the disability laws applied to every aspect of the job.
This training is an inside look at the laws themselves and how the laws apply to policies, procedures, and decisions made by accessibility staff.
As a dad, of a college student with dyslexia, dysgraphia, and dyscalculia, I know the struggles K-12. The transition services my son encountered in high school were nothing short of severely lacking. All he was told was “You know you’re going to have to speak up and ask for accommodations yourself?”
There is so much more to know than just that. My son was lucky to have my knowledge to draw from. I helped guide and inform him of his decision to request accommodations for college, and now I can do the same for you.
I want you to know what I know, so you can apply it to your student’s college journey.
Few possess accurate knowledge of college disability laws and their practical application. My program challenges common myths, such as the belief that 504 plans automatically transfer to college, leaving parents, teachers, advocates, and coaches at a disadvantage. Equip yourself with the information needed to inform and prepare disabled students for college success.
Let me help you, so you can guide your student(s) with accurate information and apply it in the right manner.
Think of how much better your college transition planning can be with information that is accurate.
I know that many parents, teachers, advocates, and coaches like you may not have accurate knowledge of college disability laws and their practical application.
That’s where this course comes in!
I challenge common myths, debunk misconceptions (like the one about 504 plans automatically transferring to college), and equip you with accurate information. This way, you’ll be able to inform and prepare disabled students for college success.
In this course, get ready to:
- Discover crucial college disability laws that can transform your college-bound child’s educational experience.
- Learn why these laws are so important in ensuring your child receives the accommodations they need.
- Debunk common myths about the laws.
- Gain practical knowledge on how to apply the laws to your student’s specific situation.
Best part? You’ll have lifetime access to the presentation. You can watch it as many times as you want!
I can’t emphasize enough how much this empowering webinar will revolutionize your understanding of college disability law. It will equip you with all the tools you need to make a lasting impact on your student’s future.
Just a quick disclaimer: I am not a lawyer, and this program does not provide legal advice. The information contained in the course is solely for informational purposes and is derived from my extensive experience as an accessibility coordinator.
So what are you waiting for? Don’t miss out on this opportunity to unlock your understanding of college disability laws.
Join “Empowering Advocacy” today and empower your student’s future!
Just a quick disclaimer: I am not a lawyer, and this program does not provide legal advice. The information contained in the course is solely for informational purposes and is derived from my extensive experience as an accessibility coordinator.
So what are you waiting for? Don’t miss out on this opportunity to unlock your understanding of college disability laws.
Join “Empowering Advocacy” today and empower your student’s future!
