ENCORE: The Little Things that Get Overlooked in IEPs
During our winter break during the month of December, we are featuring a few of our most popular episodes that you might have missed during the busy school year. Today’s encore edition covers important information for parents who are gearing up for the upcoming 2023-2024 school year. Join us as we break down some of those little details that are most often overlooked in IEP meetings.
Show Highlights:
- What to consider in state testing accommodations, both typical assessments and modified/alternative assessments
- Assessments and accommodations should be discussed at every IEP meeting
- Why it might be beneficial at times to opt out of assessments for your child
- How physical education testing and district testing take place
- Understanding the terms “embedded” and “non-embedded” regarding to accommodations
- California has a specific Medi-Cal provision to pay for some related services in the IEP
- The “Special Factors” page may differ according to districts and states but has provisions for “low incidence” students
- How to understand the assisted technology (AT) component of the IEP
Links/Resources:
Contact us on social media or through our website for more information on the IEP Learning Center: www.inclusiveeducationproject.org
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