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There tended to be little participation in the development of IEPs.","Colleges and universities should focus on ways to insure that those receiving training in regular education programs have increased exposure to course work in special education and methods.","Program planning committees at the local level should be established that will promote cooperative planning between vocational personnel and exceptional children's personnel.","Inservice training, retraining, and enrichment workshops related to the handicapped should be requirements for teachers. Teachers should be directly and meaningfully involved in the planning and evaluation of inservice.","Class size policy should be examined to determine if consideration can be given to number of handicapped students participating in a vocational program.","Teachers should be encouraged to participate in the development of IEPs for handicapped students enrolled in their programs.","Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-15T18:50:14Z (GMT). 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