Iep Case Study Essay

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I think in order to get the students to speak up during their IEP it is important to make sure they understand what is being talked about at the meeting. Teachers at the IEP should make sure that the student is understanding everything taking place at the IEP. If the student feels confident that they understand what is being discussed they may be less fearful to share their thoughts. It is also important for every person at the meeting to understand that the student’s opinions matter. Charlie will probably need a little nudging to stay on track while Rosemary will need a little nudging to speak up.

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