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IEP meetings: What are the strategies that make an IEP meeting successful?
1 PDF file (viii, 116 pages)
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The power of team in IEP meetings
1 PDF file (x, 256 pages)
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Helping Parents Navigate Occupational Therapy in the IEP Process
… assessments, goals, terminology and role in the IEP process. School based OTs in Marin County were consulted through an online survey in order to identify common assessments, interventions, and goals, along with any tips for parents in the IEP process. A resource guide was then created in order …
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Saudi students and IEP teachers: converging and diverging perspectives
… Saudi students in an Intensive English Program (IEP) on the necessary skills for international students’ success in American university classes, the IEP’s effectiveness in developing those skills, and on the role of high-stakes English-language proficiency tests such as the TOEFL and IELTS. The …
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Teachers' Perceptions of the Efficacy of Standards-based IEP goals
<p>Although standards-based IEP goals have been mandated in many states for almost a decade, their effectiveness is unknown. Standards-based IEP goals were first created to meet the requirements of No Child Left Behind and Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act, which increased …
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Training Paraprofessionals for Enhanced IEP Goal Achievement in Special Education
… special education classroom to implement student IEP in a variety of different settings. Three paraprofessionals participated in this training and with the assistance of the researcher, they determined if the current program at the school site was effective, what some of the reasons were for …
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Examining Children's IEP Knowledge and Preferences in the Special Education Process
… must have an Individualized Education Plan (IEP). Student goals are a required portion of the IEP and can be developed, monitored, and evaluated with or without the student. The literature indicates personal involvement in goal setting increases commitment to achieve the goal, mastery of …
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Perceptions of parents of students with autism towards the IEP meeting.
… perceived individualized education program (IEP) meetings. I determined factors that contributed to the belief held by parents that their children were or were not being properly served by IEP meetings. Parental relationships with educators, IEP meeting experiences, IEP outcomes, and …
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EXPERIENCES OF TEACHERS USING AN IEP SOFTWARE PROGRAM FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES
… of special education teachers who used IEP software programs to author their IEP documents for students with disabilities. The participants included 8 special education teachers enrolled in a special education graduate program at a Research 1 University. This qualitative investigation …
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Special education teachers' perceptions of parent participation at the IEP conference within inclusive education
… regarding parent participation during the IEP conference. More specifically, teachers' perceptions of parent participation during the IEP conference, previous training, as well as specific training needs as it relates to the special education teachers' role in facilitating the IEP …
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A comparative investigation of parent and student attendance at IEP/transition meetings for students with disabilities
… attendance patterns of parents and students at IEP/transition meetings where transition plans for students with disabilities are developed. Transition plans were developed to determine the level of assistance the student with disabilities required as he/she graduates or ages out of public …
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Special Education Parent Perceptions of Involvement and Parent–Educator Relationships During IEP Meetings at Nonpublic Schools
… education decision-making process, including the IEP meeting. Although there is a vast body of research about parents of students receiving special education services and their perspectives of the IEP meeting, little is known about parents’ perspectives of the IEP meeting while students are at a …
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Relationships between Reading Level of Parents, Readability of Special Education Documents/Forms, Knowledge of <em>IEP</em> Contents, and Parental Involvement.
… concerning their knowledge of their childÆs <em>IEP</em>. At the conclusion of the session, parents were interviewed concerning their feelings about attending IEP Team Meetings at the school.</p><p>The findings from this study showed the average reading level of parents was at the 9.0 grade …
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An investigation of the special education process: current practices
… an individualized education program ( IEP) is developed for each identified handicapped child. The literature suggests a failure to achieve a significant relationship between written psychoeducational reports and IEP' s which led to the present investigation which described the …
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An Exploratory Study of the Use of Base Curriculum to Supplement the IEP Process in Programs for the Learning Disabled in Iowa
… of developing an Individual Educational Program (IEP) for each LD student and thus replaced the curriculum of the regular educational program. The developmental process of the IEP has several problematic areas. One possible method for elimination of some of these problems is to supplement the IEP …
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An analysis of the obstacles that prevent the meaningful participation in the IEP process by parents/guardians of African American males in special education
… of minority parents in the Special Education IEP process continues to be a concern for public school administrators. With the disproportionality of African American males placed in special education and the mandatory involvement requirement in the IEP process, administrators and schools would …
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An investigation of how IEP teams function in select Michigan high schools when developing a course of study decision for students with disabilities
… the ways that Individual Education Program (IEP) teams function when developing a course of study decision for students with disabilities in high schools in 19 school districts from four intermediate school districts in Michigan. Topics included teacher professional development for reaching …
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