Post by misty on Jan 5, 2007 23:17:54 GMT -5
Not sure what questions you should be asking at IEP time? You can
download the report,
"Questions to Ask at an IEP Meeting" in PDF
format from the Rhode Island Parent Information Network.
Also available on this same page is "Common Mistakes in an IEP
Meeting".
Transition to Adult Life
IDEA Updates
It’s the “Person First,” Then the Disability
from IDEA Notebook: a Partnership between PACER Center and the EP Foundation for Education
Thinking About Your Child's Education
A Parent's Guide to Special Education and Related Services: Communicating Through Letter Writing
www.ripin.org/specialeducation.html
Misty and I decided to combine this with a post I have in school issues. They go together well.
www.fetaweb.com/02/mistakes.parents.crabtree.htm
This link includes links to mistakes schools, advocates and independant evaluators make plus some other links.
It really helps to be aware of the possible pitfalls before we make them and to ensure that people we are entrusting with our kids make them.
download the report,
"Questions to Ask at an IEP Meeting" in PDF
format from the Rhode Island Parent Information Network.
Also available on this same page is "Common Mistakes in an IEP
Meeting".
Transition to Adult Life
IDEA Updates
It’s the “Person First,” Then the Disability
from IDEA Notebook: a Partnership between PACER Center and the EP Foundation for Education
Thinking About Your Child's Education
A Parent's Guide to Special Education and Related Services: Communicating Through Letter Writing
www.ripin.org/specialeducation.html
Misty and I decided to combine this with a post I have in school issues. They go together well.
www.fetaweb.com/02/mistakes.parents.crabtree.htm
This link includes links to mistakes schools, advocates and independant evaluators make plus some other links.
It really helps to be aware of the possible pitfalls before we make them and to ensure that people we are entrusting with our kids make them.
