Looking for the one college that's the perfect fit for students with a certain disability? I don't think such a school exists - and that's a good thing. Let me explain: https://bit.ly/ECHFAQ4 #CollegeSearch #CollegeSuccess #ADHD #LearningDisabilities #Dyslexia

I'm grateful to @aft.org for filing the lawsuit that has now successfully killed the Trump memo that said "race could not be considered in decisions involving college admissions, hiring, scholarships and 'all other aspects of student, academic, and campus life.'” apnews.com/article/dei-...

Many college students struggle with time management, planning, etc. Sometimes they can’t concentrate because of bad self-care or life stuff. See which accounts I think students should follow for professional tips & advice (including @dtwuva.bsky.social a learning expert) : https://bit.ly/LDAdSS5

Friday you can ask college admission directors YOUR questions about the role of disability in their process and ask disability services professionals about accommodations and needed documentation. If you haven't signed up for the free summit, don't wait! It's filling up: https://bit.ly/FAOCTS

Students are returning to college, and those with disabilities have some responsibilities re: their accommodations. I've written about students' responsibilities & rights twice. Each post has similar but also different information. Please share both: https://bit.ly/LDBlog137x https://bit.ly/AMSRC

In the 2nd half of my chat with The Dyslexia Duo, I discussed what happens to 504 plans and IEPs after high school, the process students have to follow to get accommodations, and more.  Listen now (& look for part 1 in my feed!) :https://bit.ly/LDAp23 #EduSky #SpecialEd #Dyslexia #IEP

In the first half of my chat with The Dyslexia Duo, I discussed the college disability services system and the importance of parents and professionals in supporting students through the process of registering for accommodations. Listen now (& look for part 2 later today!): https://bit.ly/LDAp22

Our free online college transition summit for students with learning disabilities and ADHD is more than 70% full! Have you registered for your free ticket yet? See details and find the link to register: https://bit.ly/FAOCTS

Me: I'm making some progress on this scarf! Kona: Let me make that more difficult. Happy #Caturday from this weirdo

Cat owners know how close to death I might have come while recording the next episode of the @collparcentral.bsky.social  podcast. 🐈‍⬛ We talked about changes students encounter in the disability services system at college. Look for it in your favorite app next week!

I hosted a great discussion between Adrienne Frumberg (Lighthouse Guidance), Dr. Marci Schwartz (Thrive College Consulting) and Annie Tulkin (Accessible College) about students w/mental health and physical/medical disabilities and autism, and college prep and search. Watch it: https://bit.ly/ECHv18

It's #CollegeStudentTipWeek Day 5 All week, I've shared my tips & strategies for college students. Scroll my feed to share or see them all here: https://bit.ly/LDAT #EduSky #CollegeSuccess #CollegeStrategies #TimeManagement #CollegeStudent #CollegeTips #StudyTips #ExecutiveFunction

Your student keeps hearing “What’s your major?” but the smarter question might be “What’s your mix?” In this episode, Vicki and Sarah explore the real value of college minors—what they are, and how they can make a resume stand out.. wp.me/punbM-4h7

Have you reserved your spot for the free online college transition summit for students with learning disabilities and ADHD yet? The event will be recorded and available for one week afterward. But you must be registered in advance to get access. It's 70% filled, so don't delay! https://bit.ly/FAOCTS

It's #CollegeStudentTipWeek Day 4 Today’s posts are specifically for students with disabilities. Some are starting or returning to college and haven’t yet registered for disability accommodations.   #EduSky #CollegeTips #CollegeSuccess  #ExecutiveFunction #ADHD #Dyslexia #LearningDisabilities

Just started the #RHOSLC, and while I try to rein in my grammar scold tendencies, what is happening with Whitney and her use of prepositions?

Some of the college students I work with resist using a schedule. It's not the right tool for everyone, but it can be really helpful. I love these suggestions from Leslie Josel for @additudemag.bsky.social: https://www.additudemag.com/daily-schedule-strategies-adhd-routine/

BREAKING: Senate Republicans just blocked the clean ACA tax credit extension that the House passed to save millions of people thousands of dollars each. If you’re paying double or even triple for health insurance, blame Trump and the Senate GOP.

🧵 It's #CollegeStudentTipWeek Day 3. Today’s posts help with keeping students on long-term goals. At college, there’s little day-to-day work due, but if students don’t think long-term, they can create problems for themselves. #EduSky #CollegeTips #CollegeSuccess #StudyTips #ExecutiveFunction

In my talk with @emilykm-lpc.bsky.social on her @neurodiversitypod.bsky.social, we dug in on how parents can help prepare students for successful college transition. I think you'll get a lot out of it. https://bit.ly/LDAp9  #ADHDParent #DyslexiaParent #SpecialEducation #IEP #CollegePrep

Not Kemo Sabe! #RHOP

AOC: I want everybody to understand that the cuts to your health care are what’s paying for this. You get screwed over to pay a bunch of thugs in the street that are shooting mothers in the face.

🧵It's #CollegeStudentTipWeek Day 2 Today’s posts are focused on one of the biggest challenges at college - the amount and complexity of reading students have to do. #EduSky #CollegeTips #CollegeSuccess #StudyTips #ExecutiveFunction #ADHD #Dyslexia #LearningDisabilities

Kelley Challen started Transition Tuesday with something that had come up in a FB group. Unfortunately, it was a pro who was misinforming people. See why the this person was wrong.  See the whole chat here: https://open.substack.com/pub/kelleychallentransitions/p/transition-tuesday-preparing-your

It's #CollegeStudentTipWeek Day 1 Classes start soon! Every morning this week, I’ll post the same strategies and advice I offer to my own students. Today’s posts are focused on helping students think about what they can do *before* the term starts to set themselves up for success.

Is your student about to make decisions about where to go to college? It's a stressful time, but now is the time you want to listen to this podcast episode on navigating college financial decisions: with New York Times financial writer Ron Lieber. wp.me/punbM-48J

🧵 1/9 Did you miss the action plan? 😮 It's not just for parents - it's also for professionals who work w/ college-bound students with disabilities. Yesterday I spoke to a school psych who was surprised at what I told her about the rate of approval for different accommodations at college.  #EduSky

Did you miss the action plan? It's time to get going! Learn what changes students with disabilities will find at college and how to prepare them with the skills & knowledge they'll need to access the accommodations that are available and cope without some: https://bit.ly/LDAdSS15 💪 #CollegePrep

🇺🇸 MINNEAPOLIS VETERAN: "They are terrorizing the population, in Afghanistan we never wore masks.” (From @statuscoupnews.bsky.social )

Kamala Harris at her closing campaign rally: "Donald Trump intends to use the United States Military against American citizens who simply disagree with him."

#CollegeAccommodationWeek  All week long, I've featured posts about disability accommodations at college. Learn more: Read my book: https://bit.ly/ECHbook Hire me to speak: https://bit.ly/CollTransPres Watch my on-demand webinars: https://bit.ly/ECHweb Read my concise guide: https://bit.ly/TTCG

And make sure you provide alt text!

#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 5 All week, I’ve posted about how students with disabilities access accommodations at college. They'll need self-advocacy & self-determination skills, as I discussed on the Diverse Thinking, Different Learning podcast: https://bit.ly/LDAp1x #SelfAdvocacy #EduSky

#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 5 Incoming college freshmen may want to wait to register for disability accommodations, and those who started already but didn’t register previously may wonder if they still can. Get the facts:

#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 5 This week I've posted about college accommodations. Many students don't register for them. I wrote talking points you can use to address students concerns: http://bit.ly/LDBlog114x I also wrote a post to speak directly to students: https://bit.ly/LDBlog117

#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 4 Wondering whether colleges provide course substitutions? Get the facts: https://bit.ly/ECHFAQ8 See my other quick video tips about substitutions here:

Whether you are posting on your own individual account, or posting on the account for an organization, there are resources and tools to help. Veronica Lewis has several resources on her site, including this post on how to add alt text on social media. veroniiiica.com/how-to-add-a...

Withdrawing from College Can Be a Brave Decision. It's not what you or your student planned, but it can be the right choice for some students. It's not the end of the road - merely a detour. wp.me/punbM-48M

200 of the 500 slots are already filled for the annual FREE college transition summit for high school students with learning disabilities and ADHD, their parents, and the professionals who work with them. See details and find the link to register before they're all gone: https://bit.ly/FAOCTS

#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 4 Today's focus is on course substitutions. As with other accommodations, colleges don't have to approve these just b/c the high school did & some may not be allowed in a student's major. Get links to posts on my blog and on my Substack: https://bit.ly/LDblog160

#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 3 Many parents worry about how changes in prevailing laws affect students with disabilities at college. I wrote for @additudemag.bsky.social about:  - what happens to IEPs after high school - https://bit.ly/ADDMagart - accommodations - https://bit.ly/ADDMagCAs

#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 3 This is a crucial piece of information. I know you may have heard otherwise. https://bit.ly/ECHFAQ1 (Prefer tor read? Here's  a post: https://bit.ly/LDblog101x) See lots of other video tips about disability accommodations at college: https://bit.ly/ECHCDAT #EduSky

Know a student with a disability who's starting college now or already started but didn't request accommodations yet? Share this with them: https://bit.ly/ECHFAQ21 See all my quick tips on registration on my Youtube channel: bit.ly/ECHCDAR

Me on a humid day when I'm due for a keratin treatment.

#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 3 Continuing our theme, let’s talk about accommodations.  Because of changes in prevailing laws & expectations colleges have for *all* students, some accommodations students had previously may not be available to them at college.  Learn more: https://bit.ly/LDBCA

Kona *really* likes a paw massage.

I'm a little late on the thank you (is it 2026 already? 🤦‍♀️) but I still wanted to thank Professor Krisler for her kind endorsement. Having someone who works at the college level share praise for my book means a lot to me.❤️ See purchase options here: https://bit.ly/ECHbook

#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 2 People hear a lot of things about IEPs, 504s, and how they’re used or viewed in the college disability services system. Most of it is wrong. Watch this: https://bit.ly/ECHFAQ18 And see all my quick tips on documentation on my Youtube channel: https://bit.ly/ECHDRT

#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 2 Students who want to receive accommodations usually have to submit documentation (paperwork showing they have a disability). *Don't assume you know what they need - you must check.* In this video, I explain how to find the requirements: https://bit.ly/LDAv5