Advice from a SPED Expert
Looking for help from someone who really knows their stuff in the Special Eduation world? Our friend and colleague Pam White is here with answers that stem from deep knowledge and experience in Special Education Administration and Family Engagement.
Whether you're a new educator, an administrator, or a parent looking to support your child's goals, Pam has wisdom that can help. Check out all of her great advice below.
Pamela White, Ed.S.
Special Education Program Facilitator
Pamela White is an Education Specialist who has worked with individuals with disabilities for almost 15 years. She facilitates special education programs for a Louisiana school district and serves as an Educator in Residence for the PROGRESS Center at The American Institute for Research. She is passionate about establishing high expectations for students with disabilities, developing reading skills, teaching with intention, and educators implementing high-leverage practices.
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