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The IEP Process Explained by an Attorney

The IEP Process Explained by an Attorney
May 29, 2012 by Special Needs Editor 12 0

Christopher Knauf is the founder of Knauf Associates in Santa Monica, CA. His law firm specializes in disability rights and education-related legal disputes. He has also served as an independent hearing officer for Section 504 special education...

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The IEP Process: What You Need to Know

The IEP Process: What You Need to Know
April 25, 2012 by Special Needs Editor 1 0

Beginning at age 3 and throughout your child’s education, if you suspect that your child has special needs, he/she may be eligible for support from the local school district. To determine this, assessments must be conducted, which can be...

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Bullying and Children with Special Needs

Bullying and Children with Special Needs
April 25, 2012 by Special Needs Editor 7 0

Bullying is a serious problem affecting many children and teens, but it is not likely that most children, especially those with special needs, will walk up to their parents and tell them, “I’m being bullied.” Bullying can involve name-calling...

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Using RtI Data to Get Ready for IEP Season

Using RtI Data to Get Ready for IEP Season
April 25, 2012 by Special Needs Editor 6 0

Now that the holidays are done and even though it is not yet Spring, the time is now to get ready for what is commonly known as “IEP season.” While the thought of the next annual review or domains meeting to decide on a round of...

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Parents as Equal Partners at the IEP Table

Parents as Equal Partners at the IEP Table
April 25, 2012 by Special Needs Editor 13 0

As a private consultant I have the pleasure of supporting families as they work to become knowledgeable members of their son’s or daughter’s IEP team. They are often anxious weeks before the scheduled date, worrying if their student will receive...

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Three Steps to Better IEP Goals

Three Steps to Better IEP Goals
June 26, 2011 by Special Needs Editor 17 0

Clear and measurable goals are the key to a successful IEP. Here are three steps to assure better goals in your child’s IEP. 1.   Understand Your Child’s Current Functioning

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