The Individualized Education Program (IEP) is a crucial tool designed to ensure that students with disabilities receive the support they need to succeed in the classroom. The IEP process can be complex and overwhelming for both parents and educators, but …
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Effective Advocacy Characteristics of a Successful Advocate Attitude: Positive, persistent, prepared – think out strategies before the meeting. Flexible: Know WHAT you really need – be flexible on HOW it is done. Fair: You are in this for the long …
During the IEP meeting, you will develop the IEP document, which is a written statement that lists the support and services your special needs child will receive to reach his goals. As a parent, you are an equal member of …
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It’s the time that parents refer to as “IEP season,” and many parents face it with a mixture of hope and apprehension. The IEP is an individualized document designed to outline goals and treatment plans for children with special needs. …
1.) Make sure your child is familiar with the school. Usually schools plan a couple of hour window of time where every parent and child is supposed to come meet the teacher. Consider skipping that and making an appointment for …