March is Developmental Disability Awareness Month and it's the perfect opportunity to change the conversation to focus on abilities instead of disabilities. Let's be committed to creating a more inclusive workforce, a more inclusive society and more inclusive communities. We'll all be better for it. | Brian Calley

Disabilities are generally physical, sensory, intellectual, or developmental, and can often overlap. Each family’s experience with their child’s diagnosis will be different, meaning what they need for support will differ as well. Here are some ways you can support your child with intellectual and developmental disabilities, from #Parentalogic: | NOVA l PBS

Understanding the distinction between intellectual and developmental disabilities is key to advocating for appropriate support. Here's what you need to know for children with Down syndrome. #DownSyndrome #SpecialEducation #DisabilitySupport #IEPProcess #ParentAdvocacy | Special Education Boss