Media

Welcome to our Media page, your gateway to a wealth of knowledge and inspiration from Rise Educational Advocacy. Visit our YouTube channel, where April Rehrig, a seasoned expert in special education, breaks down complex IEPs and 504 Plans into actionable insights. Explore featured guest podcasts where April shares her expertise on thriving educational experiences and effective advocacy. Additionally, discover thought-provoking guest blog posts she has authored for various websites and publications, each offering unique perspectives and practical strategies for transforming your child's learning journey.

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Featured Podcasts

IEP Success: How to Plan, Communicate, and Collaborate | The Lucky Few Podcast

 

Navigating IEP and 504 Plans for Your ADHD Child | The ADHD Kids Can Thrive Podcast

 

How Standardized Tests Miss the Mark on Student Performance | Special Education with Ashley Barlow Podcast

 

Strength-Based IEPs | Brave Together Parenting Podcast

 

Reframing Special Education Using Strengths-Based IEPs | Think Inclusive Podcast

 

5 Keys to Productive IEPs | Diverse Thinking Different Learning Podcast

 

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Featured Guest Blogs

Worried About Your Grandchild’s Development? Here’s What to Do
More than Grand

Cathy was worried about her grandson. At almost two-and-a-half years old, his speech was limited and hard to understand. She wanted to suggest that her son and daughter-in-law consult a speech therapist or other professional, but she knew it could be a difficult conversation. Those competing worries made it hard for her to decide what to do. More...

Is Your Child Going to College with a Disability? Here Are Your First Steps
Life Skills Advocate

Transitioning from high school to college is a thrilling ride filled with new experiences, challenges, and opportunities. It’s a pivotal time when teens begin to spread their wings and explore the world beyond the comforts of home. But what if your teen is making this leap with a disability? Perhaps they have an IEP or 504 Plan. More...