ABOUT THIS EPISODE
We all hear that we need to have our child's strengths in the IEPs...but what does that actually look like?
Here's the main topics we are covering today:
-Explanation of why IEPs are typically negative
- Importance of incorporating a child's strengths into the IEP
- Frustrations with Current IEP Practices
- How trengths can be pulled down into accommodations, goals, and services
- Three Steps for Promoting Strength-Based IEPs
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