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Parental Advocacy and Education Rights
“What happens when your voice gets ignored?”
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SUMMARY - Parental Advocacy and Education Rights

Behind many students with disabilities who succeed in school stands a parent who fought for them—navigating systems, demanding services, appealing decisions, and persisting when schools resisted. This parental advocacy is both admirable and troubling: admirable because it helps children, troubling because students shouldn't need champions to receive what they're entitled to. Understanding parental advocacy illuminates both what's possible and what's broken in inclusive education.

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[FLOCK DEBATE] Parental Advocacy for Educational Equity

Topic Introduction: Parental Advocacy for Educational Equity

Welcome to the CanuckDUCK flock debate! Today, we're discussing the topic of Parental Advocacy for Educational Equity, a crucial issue affecting Canadian families and educators alike.

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