Pegg, Robin, MEd, COTA/L, ATP

Parents of individuals with WS must help educators understand that it is important to completely equip your children to live in their world. Educators need to expose children to as much knowledge and as many experiences as possible NO MATTER their IQ score. They must give them knowledge that goes beyond their instructional level. Parents, YOU must insist that your children are challenged to think, problem solve, guess, draw conclusions, correlations and analyze situations.

Students with Williams syndrome have a unique educational profile, with widely disparate strengths and weaknesses. However, the effective utilization of their personal strengths and their innate ability to access technology can go a long way to help improve success in more challenging areas and allow access to age-appropriate curriculums with their same-age peers. This fact sheet provides further insight into students with Williams syndrome.

Our education consultant Robin Pegg was online giving an overview of our newly created and continually updated website launched to assist with distance learning and answered some questions. 

Robin Pegg, WSA education consultant, gave an overview of our education resources. 

WSA education consultant Robin Pegg answers questions about the process and gives advice to parents and caregivers.

Slides to accompany 10/15/19 webinar.

Robin Pegg, M.Ed., COTA/L, ATP discusses Least Restrictive Environment and answers questions from parents/caregivers.

Slides to accompany 9/23/19 webinar.

WSA education consultant Robin Pegg answered questions Sept. 23 at 9 p.m. EST for the Ask the Expert: IEP Edition session of the month. Robin and a panel of parents also discuss "Decoding the IEP", and using the power of parental input for positive change.

Join WSA Education Consultant Robin Pegg, M.Ed., COTA/L, ATP as she answers questions about IEPs.

NOTE: Video begins at 3:45 minutes in the recording.