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5 Tips for Effective IEP Meetings: A BCBA’s Guide IEP meetings bring together professionals with different areas of expertise, and a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) can provide valuable insight when a student’s behavior, communication, or skill development affects their educational experience. For BCBAs, attending an IEP meeting is more than simply sharing behavior data. […]
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What Is an IEP? A Parent-Friendly Guide to Individualized Education Programs If your child has a disability or is struggling to access their education, you may have heard the term IEP many times. But what exactly is an IEP, and why is it so important? An Individualized Education Program (IEP) is a plan designed to
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Collaborate With the IEP Team: Before, During, and After the Meeting IEP meetings can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re hearing new information, discussing your child’s needs, and trying to make sure important concerns aren’t missed. But remember: you are an important part of the IEP team. Your role isn’t simply to attend the meeting. Your
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Navigating the IEP process can feel overwhelming for any parent. But when you are also managing your own medical challenges, the experience can feel even more demanding. Your health matters. And at the same time, your role as your child’s advocate remains powerful. The goal is not to do everything perfectly. It’s to create systems
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It can be incredibly frustrating when your child’s doctor and the school don’t agree. You may hear one recommendation from a medical provider and something completely different from the school team. This can leave you feeling stuck in the middle, unsure of what to do next. The good news is that you have clear rights
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