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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Special Education IEP"”.

  1. An analysis of the obstacles that prevent the meaningful participation in the IEP process by parents/guardians of African American males in special education

    <p>Participation 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 …

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  2. A Review the Literature on Problems and Challenges Encountered by Educators During the IEP Process

    The Individualized with Disabilities Educational Act (IDEA) ensures that every child diagnosed with an eligible disability ages 3-21 is provided a Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE) in the least restrictive environment. One of the provisions of IDEA is that students who qualify for special

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  3. Hospital Home-Bound Education: Are Teachers Prepared to Implement Transition Plans Post-Hospitalization for Student Success?

    <p>Homebound instruction presents many challenges for teachers. Teachers are frequently not prepared to provide such services. Teachers are frustrated in recognizing that homebound services do not provide sufficient depth and intensity of instruction that some students may need. The purpose of this …

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