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Ten Common Mistakes Parents Make During the IEP Meeting Believing the professionals are the only experts. Not making requests in writing. Not being familiar with Prior Notice of the Procedural Safeguards (34 CFR 300.503) Requesting a related service instead of an assessment that supports the need for a related service.
Parents, let me present this IEP to you. The IEP is never presented to the parents. The IEP is developed at the meeting, discussed and finalized with the parents input. Avoid using terms such as presenting as it suggests the IEP was finalized before the meeting and without parent input.
One of the most common IEP mistakes is the lack of thorough documentation. Incomplete or inadequate documentation can lead to misunderstandings and hinder effective collaboration among IEP team members. To avoid this mistake, it is essential to ensure that all relevant information is accurately documented.
Its so important that we start with positive statements. The team should talk about what a joy the child is to teach, how hard he works, how seeing her each morning starts ones day off right, or brag about the childs good attendance, great smile, or helpful nature.
The IEP process is comprised of the following steps: Referral for special education evaluation. Evaluating childs eligibility for special education services. Scheduling the IEP Meeting. Developing the initial IEP. Providing special education and related services. Monitoring the childs progress.

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The IEP is developed by a team of individuals that includes key school staff and the childs parents. The team meets, reviews the assessment information available about the child, and designs an educational program to address the childs educational needs that result from his or her disability.
Components of an Individualized Education Plan Present Levels of Performance. (PLAAFP Statement) Statement of. Goals. Statement of. Related Services. Statement of. Special Education Needs. Modifications. Accommodations. Description of. Service Delivery. Statement of. Least Restrictive Environment.

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