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08/31/2025

Save this post of three top tips for supporting your child through behavior challenges!

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Parents, we've got you! Save this post about the top 10 things you wish teachers knew about behavior and share as necess...
08/30/2025

Parents, we've got you! Save this post about the top 10 things you wish teachers knew about behavior and share as necessary!

To learn more, check out our Top 10 Things Parents Wish Teachers Knew about Behavior in School article, here: https://undivided.io/resources/3244

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08/30/2025

As parents of children with disabilities, helping our kids navigate challenging behaviors while following the plans and goals set by therapists, doctors, and behaviorists can feel like learning a new language. That's why we've reached out to top behavior experts to share effective strategies for supporting our kids through these challenges.

To learn more about supporting kids through challenging behaviors visit: https://undivided.io/resources/2111

08/29/2025

Is your child's IEP missing essential services? Sometimes it takes a second set of eyes to help you notice, and Undivided is here to help!

Sign up at https://www.undivided.io/get-free-kickstart/ for your free trial!

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08/29/2025

Ross Greene, PhD, clinical psychologist and author, explains that it isn't always obvious what the problem is when the child is exhibiting challenging behaviors. In this conversation, Ross Greene tackles how parents have to think beyond the immediate behavior to identify the unsolved problem.

Managing behavior can feel like one of the hardest parts of parenting a child with a disability, from figuring out the r...
08/29/2025

Managing behavior can feel like one of the hardest parts of parenting a child with a disability, from figuring out the root cause to putting prevention strategies in place and planning for crisis management. This week, we’re diving into common behavioral interventions (including some you might not know about), elopement safety plans, IEP goals that move beyond just reducing “bad behavior,” and all the things parents wish teachers would understand about behavior!

Learn about common behavioral interventions, elopement safety plans, and IEP goals that move beyond just reducing “bad behavior.”

08/28/2025

Feelings of parental guilt when your child refuses to go to school are normal, but there is help!

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08/27/2025

As the parent of a child with a disability, you can feel stressed out and alone, but with Undivided by your side, that will change!

Learn how by joining for free at https://www.undivided.io/get-free-kickstart/ today!

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Do you know these ways that an IEP team can address concerns with behaviors? Image Description: Light blue background wi...
08/26/2025

Do you know these ways that an IEP team can address concerns with behaviors?

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08/25/2025

Launching soon, Undivided’s new IEP Assistant is the first AI-powered tool designed to help you build the most effective IEP for your child! Upload your IEP, and the tool will automatically identify goals, accommodations, and other key components of your child’s IEP to help you track progress, note concerns, and flag anything you want to bring up with your IEP team. Andy AI can even make recommendations for you to take the guesswork out of your child’s IEP. At the end, you’ll get a clear, actionable summary that includes your concerns, priorities, and more—perfect for your IEP meeting!

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08/24/2025

Jonathan's sharing his feelings about going back to school this year!

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08/23/2025

Want to ensure your child's safety and well-being at school? Join our Undivided Conversations to learn about essential emergency and health plans. Discover expert insights from Mary Ann Strawhacker, special education nurse consultant, and Dr. Sarah Pelangka, special education advocate, for practical tips for peace of mind.

For more on emergency planning, check out our article: https://undivided.io/resources/1299

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