4. Misconception #3: A student doing well academically doesn't need an IEP.
Fact: IEPs aren't just about academic performance. They help students with various needs, like organization for ADHD students or mobility support for physically disabled students.
5. Misconception #4: IEPs are one-off events.
Fact: IEPs are living plans. They're reviewed yearly and updated based on the student's evolving needs.
6. Misconception #5: Teachers can choose whether to follow the IEP.
Fact: Teachers are legally bound to adhere to the IEP. Not doing so could result in legal action against the school.