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Markay Winston, Chief Officer of Instructional Learning Supports for Chicago Public Schools
National Center for Learning Disabilities
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1. Access LD: A Conversation with Some of the World's Top LD Experts!
Here's a preview of the kind of questions from
our community we'll be answering this Monday, Oct. 22. Join us live on
Twitter on Monday from 12-1pm in #LDExperts to submit your question!
How involved should a parent be in the implementation of their child’s IEP?
"Very involved! It’s important that a parent be the #1 advocate for
their child and that they are actively participating at school meetings
if they have questions or concerns. They should be contacting the
teacher directly, and if they’re not getting satisfying answers from
their meetings with teachers, parents should contact the school
principal in order to come up with a plan of action that assures the IEP
is in fact addressing the child’s needs." -Markay Winston, Chief
Officer of Instructional Learning Supports for Chicago Public Schools
(pictured in an interview at our office here)
2. Reading Like a Historian: Historians in Training
Grades 9-12, History, Skills
