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Learning Resources for Parents of Students With Disabilities
 
Each school year brings new challenges for parents and their children. Whether you're working on an IEP, juggling remote learning with classroom instruction, learning ASL, or building math and literacy skills, DCMP can make this time a little less stressful with our free resources.
Families with a child with a disability qualify for free membership at DCMP and gain access to:
- Thousands of captioned and described educational, standards-aligned videos
- IEP resources
- Videos relating to blind life
- Videos relating to deaf life
- Videos relating to deaf-blind life
- ASL training videos
- ASL content and storytime videos
- Videos with ASL interpretation
- Accessible TV series
To sign up for DCMP membership, just click the link at the top of the page; it's fast and it's free. If you have any questions, contact us via email or by phone at (800) 237-6213. You can also visit our Help Center.
Here are some resources to help you get started.
Sign Language Videos See More
Bravo: Beginning ASL Videocourse
Sign Language Storytelling
I Want To Learn Sign Language: Everyday Sign Language Lessons For Children
Family Sign Language
Signing Time!
Ask an Astronomer
Baby's Very First Black and White Book
Peekaboo!
Learning Development
 
            
            Building Literacy Competencies In Early Childhood
 
            
            Helping the Beginning Reader (Spanish)
 
            
            Language
 
            
            Learning Braille
 
            
            Reading to Children (Spanish)
Videos for Parents of Children Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired
 
            
            Edges Of Perception
 
            
            Hear Me. See Me. Know Me
 
            
            Isabel Needs Assistive Technology
 
            
            O'Neill Family: Camille, Age 3, Retinopathy Of Prematurity
 
            
            Parent's Perspective
Videos for Parents of Children Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing
 
            
            Cecilia's Story
 
            
            For a Deaf Son
 
            
            I Am Not a Stranger: A Deaf Child's View of Growing Up in a Hearing Family
 
            
            Our Baby Is Deaf...Five Families' Stories (Family Version)
 
            
            Working With An Educational Interpreter For The Deaf/HH
IEP Resources
 
            
            Isabel Needs Assistive Technology
 
            
            Meeting With Success: Tips for a Successful IEP Meeting
 
            
            Standing up for Your Child: Hearing Loss in the Classroom
 
            
            Student Health and Safety: Stopping Bullying Through the IEP
 
            
            The IEP and Other Classroom Support for Students With Hearing Loss
 
            
            Understanding the IEP Process: The Basics of an ETR
 
            
            Understanding the IEP Process: The Basics of an IAT
 
            
            Understanding the IEP Process: The Basics of an IEP
 
            
            Understanding the IEP Process: The Basics of Progress Monitoring
Videos for Young Children Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired
 
            
            Children Make Terrible Pets
 
            
            Ish
 
            
            School Bus Safety
 
            
            Short Stories For Children Series: Kirby Kangaroo (Spanish)
 
            
            Where, Why, And How: House--A Child's Guide To Everyday Stuff
 
            
            Wilbur Visits The Farm
 
            
            You Are (Not) Small
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