Getting A Child An IEP

Submitted by Judy Hanning on Tue, 2020-03-24 04:00
An IEP is created when a student is struggling in many academic areas. There are signs that a student will need it and a parent will have to seek out the right program for their child. There is a long vetting process that goes on to determine exactly what the student is in need of and they must go through six weeks of progressive training. If a student is not keeping up, then they will need to be given help.
They will convene and come up with goals that a child will work towards.

Key Takeaways:

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A special education plan is given out to students when they have severe learning deficits.
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An intervention is put in place and data is collected by the teacher.
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Fifteen minutes can be given to students who need one on one instruction.