Empowering Parents: Special Education Support and Training Survey
The information gathered from this survey will be instrumental in enhancing our understanding of the needs and preferences of parents whose children receive special education services. The data collected will be utilized to design and implement targeted parent training programs. Additionally, the information will aid in fostering a stronger collaboration between parents and CASD, ultimately creating a more supportive and informed community for children with special needs. Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts and experiences!
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How satisfied are you with the current level of support and training provided to you as a parent of a child receiving special education services? *
On a scale of 1 to 10, how confident do you feel in your understanding of your child's Individualized Education Program (IEP) and its implementation?
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What topics or areas of special education would you be most interested in receiving training on to better support your child's learning and development?
Examples: Understanding the IEP and IEP process, Assistive Technology tools and resources, Behavior Management, Social Skills Development, Community Resources and Support Networks, Transition Planning for Life After High School, etc.
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Would you prefer in-person or online parent training sessions for special education support? Why? *
In what ways do you think the school could improve its collaboration with parents of students receiving special education services?
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What barriers, if any, prevent you from participating in current parent training opportunities or workshops related to special education?
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Are there any considerations that the school should take into account when planning parent training sessions for families of students receiving special education services?
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