IEP (Individualized Education Plan) or here in Alberta, IPP (Individualized Program Plan) – once you have a school-aged child with special needs these once meaningless acronyms become a beacon of hope, or, more often, a harbinger of tearful nights, disappointment […]
For some time now I have wrestled with the idea of “blogging” or more specifically, blogging for money. I know how to do it. It’s no wonder really - there is a tonne of articles …
What a ride. Last week we visited Ben’s parents two and a half hours south of Edmonton and when we returned, it was Autumn. The vibrant green on the trees in the ravine have been replaced …
The number of children diagnosed with some kind of learning disability is growing every year and yet, ironically, it would seem that funding to provide support for these students is too often, falling short. Just this …
When in doubt, find a cute coffee shop. We've heard about this little gem from a couple of people and Little Brick did not disappoint. Nestled in the heart of the city along a quiet treelined street …
