Planning to use disability accommodations at UGA, Georgia Tech, Georgia State, KSU, Emory, Mercer, Clark Atlanta, Morehouse, Spelman, or Georgia College and State? Here is what you need to know about each school's process, office, and documentation requirements.

Assistive technology is an important tool for students with dyslexia, allowing them to bypass decoding and spelling barriers so they can fully engage with grade-level content. Rather than fixing or curing dyslexia, these tools level the playing field — freeing up mental energy that would otherwise be spent struggling with mechanics, so students can focus on what truly matters: thinking critically, absorbing information, and expressing their ideas. The right tools evolve as a

Is your classroom a "sensory storm"? 🌪️ Let’s turn down the volume. We’ve all been there: the lights are humming, the chairs are scraping, and suddenly, a simple transition turns into a meltdown. For our neurodivergent learners, the "normal" classroom can feel like a physical assault—but it doesn't have to be that way! 💡 I’ve put together a deep dive into Sensory-Friendly Classrooms, backed by the latest research and packed with easy, low-cost fixes.

Starting college or preparing for high-stakes exams can be stressful enough without worrying about whether your accommodations will be accepted. One key factor that often gets overlooked is the currency of your assessment paperwork . Having up-to-date documentation is essential to secure the accommodations you need to perform your best. This post explains why keeping your assessment paperwork current matters, how it affects your college experience and testing, and how you can

When preparing for major exams like the SAT, GRE, LSAT, or MCAT, having the right accommodations can make all the difference. For students 18 and older who need updated testing accommodations, timely and affordable reevaluations are essential. CPEA's website specific to college and graduate student reassessment, ed-testing.com , details these services with a focus on speed, affordability, and reliability when previous documentation is available. We feel that you should not h

When parents are trying to understand why their child is struggling with reading, attention, or other issues, they often hear about two different types of evaluations: one done by the school and one done by a private psychologist or clinic. While both involve testing, they serve completely different purposes and provide very different levels of information. Understanding these differences can be crucial for getting your child the help they actually need. School evaluations ex

Confused about 504 Plan vs. IEP? Discover which educational option your child needs with our complete comparison guide.