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The document provides recording forms for candidates and centres involved in the Level 2 & 3 Award/Certificate in Work with Parents, developed by City & Guilds. It outlines various forms necessary for candidate portfolios, including details on assessment planning, evidence recording, and verification processes. The document emphasizes the importance of documenting candidate progress and maintaining compliance with assessment standards while supporting parental involvement in children's early learning.

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What are the six major principles of ideas?

The six principles of IDEA are: Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE) Appropriate Evaluation. Individualized Education Program (IEP) Least Restrictive Environment (LRE) Parent and Student Participation. Procedural Safeguards.

Does IEP fall under idea?

AT A GLANCE. For students with LD and ADHD, the Individual Educational Program (IEP) serves as the vehicle to ensure participation in the general education curriculum, a right established by federal law in the IDEA.

What are some of the key elements from the idea regarding service delivery and families?

There are many aspects of a service delivery system but the basis of early intervention services under Part C of IDEA are family-centered services provided in natural environments (where families with children without disabilities or delays typically receive services and participate fully in family and community life.)

What is the most common setting for the delivery of services for students with learning disabilities?

About 66% of students with learning disabilities receive at least 80% of their education in a general education classroom.

What are the key components of an Ifsp individualized family service plan include?

What is included in the IFSP? Childs present levels of functioning and need (physical, cognitive, communication, social/emotional, and adaptive development) Family information. Expected results or outcomes. Specific early intervention services. Time and location of the services that will be provided for the child.

What does norep mean?

Definition. The Notice of Recommended Educational Placement, or NOREP, is a form completed at the end of the process of developing an individualized educational program (IEP) for a student receiving special education services.

What are the key principles of early intervention?

Key Concepts Learning activities and opportunities must be functional, based on child and family interest and enjoyment. Learning is relationship-based. Learning should provide opportunities to practice and build upon previously mastered skills. Learning occurs through participation in a variety of enjoyable activities.

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