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October 31, 2014 By Rebecca

Depression: Part 4: Advocating for new experiences of depression

Beginning a New Day

Our pain is so often hidden to people, unlike the variety of colors around us.

 

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DEPRESSION Part 4

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To Whom It May Concern;

This letter is written to recognize Rebecca Provinse as an unparalleled advocate for students with disabilities. I have worked as her son’s classroom teacher for the past three and one half years during which time she has partnered with both me and our classroom related service providers. She has facilitated collaborative practices as well as provided learning opportunities to help all stakeholders achieve student success.

Rebecca seeks opportunities to maximize the effectiveness of IEP meetings. She works together with the school staff to prepare the IEP meeting agenda and ensures that the school staff is presented opportunities to learn more about how her son learns and demonstrates his learning. She has provided suggestions for staff including teacher and related service provider daily student feedback form. Additionally she has facilitated learning opportunities for paraprofessional staff to become familiar with student equipment and ways to engage and maximize student participation.

I highly recommend Rebecca as a student and family advocate. She has provided meaningful teacher and student support and guidance.

Sincerely,

Deborah DiRisio, Education Administration
Teacher, Parkway West High School

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