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link to Parts Of The IEP

Parts Of The IEP

The IEP meeting can be mysterious and daunting for parents. One way to approach it is to ensure you know what is included in the IEP and what topics need to be covered. The US Department of...

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link to How To Make A “One Page Profile”

How To Make A “One Page Profile”

A One Page Profile is one of the best things you can do in preparation for the IEP. A One Page Profile is a page that a parent can make and have added to the IEP. It includes everything to know...

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link to Prior Written Notice: Best Kept IEP Secret

Prior Written Notice: Best Kept IEP Secret

As a parent, if you disagree with a decision the school admin makes in an IEP meeting, it can be highly frustrating. I didn't realize that I could request a Prior Written Notice of the decision,...

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link to ADHD In Public School – 504 or IEP

ADHD In Public School – 504 or IEP

ADHD is a common diagnosis to find in a typical public school classroom. Some of these students are on IEPs, 504 Plans, or nothing. It is also common to have students that may exhibit qualities of...

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link to Finding The Least Restrictive Environment

Finding The Least Restrictive Environment

The term "Least Restrictive Environment" is used in special education and has specific requirements attached to it and its meaning. §1412 subsection 5 of IDEA provides that students be taught in...

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link to A Label Maker Can Be Assistive Technology For Worksheets

A Label Maker Can Be Assistive Technology For Worksheets

Many students struggle with handwriting, but that shouldn't keep them from progressing academically. Whether you are a teacher in a school or homeschooling your children, using a label maker can give...

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