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Special Education Mr. Geoff Smith
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History Spartans Plato & Alexander the Great Asclepiads Jean Mark Gaspard
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Early Education School for the Deaf School for the Blind
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Joseph Kennedy Jr. Foundation
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Legislation Vocational Rehabilitation Act of 1973 Cannot deny or exclude anybody solely… Civil rights FAPE Education for All Handicapped Children Act of 1975 The most far-reaching and revolutionary FAPE Least restrictive environment
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Individuals with Disabilities Education Act 1997 & 2006 Zero reject IEP plan
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Who may have a disability and potential signs Autism Deafness or blindness Hearing impairment Mental disabilities Orthopedic impairment Tourette’s syndrome Specific learning disability Speech or learning impairment May have trouble learning the alphabet, rhyming words, or connecting letters to their sounds May make many mistakes when reading aloud, and repeat, and pause often May learn language late and have a limited vocabulary. May have real trouble with spelling.
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IEP Process Ten Steps First Step- the child must be identified. Two ways to identify Child Find Referral or Request for evaluation
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Process Continued Second, Child is Evaluated Determining results Parents involvement Third, Eligibility is Decided Group of professionals along with parent Whether the child is eligible or not Parental agreement and right to disagree Fourth, Child is Eligible for Services IEP- 30 days
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Process Continued 5 th Step, IEP Meeting is Scheduled IEP Team All members are notified Parents are notified and are to invite individuals they believe can help them 6 th Step, IEP Meeting is Held Team Gathers Child’s education is main priority IEP is a management tool Evaluation device
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Process Continued 7 th Step, Services are Provided After IEP is Written School obligation to make sure everything on the IEP is carried out Teachers responsible to cooperate with IEP components 8 th Step, Progress is Measured & Reported to parents Goals are set within the IEP Parents are informed Determine if goals are met or not
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Final Steps in Process 9 th Step, IEP is Reviewed Reviewed by team, at least once a year Changes may occur, but parents must be notified and give permission 10 th Step, Child is Reevaluated At least every 3 years, the child must be reevaluated. Purpose… Not restricted to once every 3 years, may happen more often
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Parents What are your rights? What rights does the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, give upon you? http://geoffsmith.weebly.com/parental-rights-under- idea.html http://geoffsmith.weebly.com/parental-rights-under- idea.html Some tips for parentstips
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What services are there for Parents? PEAK Parent Center Resources Education Training Expand Parent Knowledge South Dakota Regional Office of Civil Rights Resource for parents Review Federal Laws and regulations Present claims
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The End Please feel free to check out my website and look over additional information and this presentation. Geoff Smith
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