
Paula J. Yost
Attorney, licensed clinical mental health clinician, special education advocate, and author based in Mount Pleasant, North Carolina.
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Jul 8, 2026
Navigating Special Education And Advocating for Your Child
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14:08Tracy WhitneyHOST
So when you are raising a child, whether it's by adoption, foster care, kinship care, grandparent raising a grandchild, what are some of the early signs that we should be looking for that our child might need additional support or educational assessment even in the school classroom?

Paula J. YostGUEST
Honestly, this first one I think sounds so difficult for some parents to hear and to understand.

Paula J. YostGUEST
And I want to add as a parent who has been there that this is understandably painful and probably should be because we love our children more than anything.

Paula J. YostGUEST
where you are sitting there going, why is this happening and why is it not getting better? I see this the most frequently with children with dyslexia, where mom is sitting here going, I know they're flipping letters around.
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