photo by:
Bart
After the assessment and evaluation of your special needs child had been done, a special education school meeting or a individualized education program (IEP) meeting is set up. At this meeting, you and school professionals talk about the test results and discuss the intervention and accommodation that best fit your child's needs.
-
What is an IEP?
Each public school child who receives special education and related services must have an Individualized Education ...
-
Developing Your Child’s IEP
Table of Contents Introduction ...
Source: National Dissemination Center for Children With Disabilities
-
IEP Meeting Conversation Stoppers
Some of the statements made to parents at IEP Meetings are "conversation stoppers" - comments that create ...
More Articles
showing 1 - 10 of 26
Recent Questions
The most popular articles in this category
- Steps in the IEP Process
- What Family Characteristics and Stressors Impact Participation in Children's Education?
- The Importance of Good Communication Skills: Strategies for Team Building
- Transitioning from Early Intervention to Public School Programs
- Parent-Professional Collaboration: It’s More than a Meeting
Free Webinars for Parents
Join our free online seminar led by top specialists in their respective subject areas
Finder
Click on the categories below to expand
- Activity Finder
Find an activity
- PBS Book Finder
- PBS Development Tracker
- SchoolFinder
Childhood Immunizations
Learn about recommended vaccines and the latest immunization schedules for your child.
