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Showing 1 to 16 of 16 for “"IEP Meetings"”.
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The power of team in IEP meetings
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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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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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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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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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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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Collaborative Practices in Special Education: An Exploratory Study
… Collaboration primarily takes place in IEP meetings, through email and text messaging and is frequent in all classroom types and age ranges. Frequent collaboration has supported prioritization of sensory-motor programming for both the student and the classroom equally.</p>
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Assistive technology evaluation expertise when matching high-technology devices to students identified with specific learning disabilities
… separated into four groups typically found in IEP meetings: (1) related service providers (2) special education specialists, (3) general education instructional specialists (4) education technology specialists. The level of self-reported knowledge, expertise, and frequency were analyzed and …
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Parent Perception Of The Parent And Placement Team Process
… as identified on Individualized Education Plans (IEPs). Once identified as requiring special education services, students have an (IEP) to track their progress on goals and objectives. All IEP meetings require the family’s attendance and feedback as part of the process. The Every Student Succeeds …
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The Role of Self-Determination and Co-Construction to Support Meaningful Student Participation in an Individualized Education Program Meeting in High School
… at their Individualized Education Program (IEP) meetings following participation in the Self-Determined Learning Model of Instruction (SDLMI). Student participation in the IEP process provides an avenue through which self-determined qualities emerge, and verbal and nonverbal participation …
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The Role of School Psychologists in Partial Hospitalization Program-to-School Transitions
… related to special education services (i.e., IEP meetings, psychoeducational assessments) and consultation with teachers. School psychologists with smaller caseloads had significantly higher levels of involvement than those with larger caseloads. The strongest barrier to successful transitions …
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Conversations with former students with intellectual disability and their families about their experiences in high school
… teachers. The mothers expressed that the IEP meetings were not helpful to them or their sons, but were carried out to serve the needs of the system. A third commonality among the mothers was that they did not receive appropriate transition services from the school district. Generalization …
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Self-Determination and Career Planning Model for Students with Disabilities: An Analysis of Evidence-Based Practices.
… included in individualized education programs (IEPs) and transition plans, and (4) there was awareness of the curriculum capacity among Tennessee educators.</p><p>This study employed descriptive and comparative statistical methods to establish assumptions regarding the curriculum's …
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Perceptions of High School Counselors Involvement in the Provision of Postsecondary Transition Services to Students with Specific Learning Disabilities.
… in the transition process, and 4) the IEP team, postsecondary goals, and self-advocacy of accommodation needs. There was also an area of other findings that was noted but was not identified as a theme. This other findings involved a participant's postsecondary personal vocational …
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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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Role and Functions of School Psychologists in Virginia: a Ten Year Follow-Up
… teachers, participation in eligibility committee meetings, parent conferences, and diagnostic studies. Those areas rated lower in terms of importance included group test administration, curriculum design, and research activities. As for the actual frequency with which these same functions were …