7 Steps In An IEP Process | Special Education Decoded

[@TRippon2000]

Thank you! I am 44 and having a difficult time trying to take online classes for special education. Being able to watch someone that can put it simply for me is amazing. Since I have no reading comprehension, this is amazing!

[@Specialedresource777]

I am extremely happy that you've been able to take some information from our videos! Please keep the questions coming in and we will do everything we can to help :)

[@sabineaugustin7051]

I was so tickled by your comment because I am in the same boat.

[@twizzlerjud]

Have to admit that your demeanor was more subdued in this video. A much better approach with parents and district interaction and success walking away.

[@GhostXVll]

Hi, I just found your channel and so far it's been the best information that my wife and I have found. Yesterday, 10/19/23, both of my boys (age 8), came home with letters from their school stating that they would like to have an IEP meeting on 11/2, and it sent both of us into an absolute tail spin. My wife began to cry and I held it back and just attempted to re-assure her, but I know that it was just the fear of the unknown and what I thought this would mean for them and their future, would they be able live normal lives, what does this mean upon graduating school, because coming from growing up through the 70's and 80's, we had our own perceived idea of what being in "Special Ed" meant and looked like and the world can be mean, kids can sometimes be even meaner, but we've watched maybe 15 of your videos overnight and we feel a whole lot better than we did 8 hours ago. I think that we will be enlisting your services before our 1st meeting. Thank you for all of this wonderful information! -A very grateful Dad.

[@charlesgray6563]

I am preparing for a job interview to be a teacher for students that require an IEP, and I can't thank you enough!

[@BigG833]

One thing that can be implemented is a parent/educator cooperative disciplinary plan to help keep students disciplined at school AND at home.

[@damarisreinosatraverso7525]

This video is wonderfully informational and easy to follow. Thanks!!!

[@avitapurnell4375]

Thank you for making this very simple. The process can be difficult to understand.

[@TheMentalHealthToolbox]

Thank you, this was so helpful! I am entering the school district as an LCSW in a manager role after 13 years of county mental health work. I need to learn the lay of the land.

[@scholarshipessays406]

Thank you for the clear, concise review. I am working on recertifying and this helps immensely.

[@antoinettethomas8573]

Thank you. Information helped me for my studies.

[@Specialedresource777]

Glad it was helpful!

[@yordanoo7071]

Thank you for creating this video. I found it informative and easy to follow. However, you mentioned that once a chid is determined to be student with a disability, she/he requires special education services, which is not always the case. A student can have a diability and still not to meet requirements for special ed services. Thanks again.

[@hoiyanlai1293]

Thanks for your sharing. You can simply sharing the complex information of IEP

[@adnantariq3346]

Thank you for sharing this.

[@beckyallen1581]

Wonderful information, Thank you

[@19maemae79]

Hi! I just want to say thank you for your help with your videos

[@lauraspalty1193]

My 7 year old grandson has been diagnosed with ODD and ADHD and has had a long history of documented behaviors at school (Brockport School District), impulse control, bullying, threatening, hurting other children, stealing, etc. He has had a 504 Plan for years and is not receiving proper supports. I requested an IEP for him for pull-out therapy, a 1:1 aid during transitions and counseling. The school denied him an IEP because his ODD are only happening during transitions, specials, lunch and on the bus, while his behavior in the classroom and grades are average. In my opinion, the school is ignoring his disability and I am looking for an ODD expert who would be willing to consult on this matter as I appeal the school's decision. I am also hoping to find an attorney who has experience with dealing with ODD and the school system. Any help would be appreciated!

[@cindygatillo996]

Thanks a lot for sharing your expertize on how to prepare an IEP😊 This video are very useful to us🤩

[@timsweeney4557]

Great concise explanation here.

[@jailinedelacruz7470]

thank you for this video! it was thorough and informative

[@Specialedresource777]

Jailine, thank you! Glad you were able to pull some information from it. 😁

[@percyperanamus7432]

Thank you!♥

[@kaseymoore8297]

Thank you

[@azaliesantillan5857]

Great video!

[@MsBlanca67]

Thank you very much

[@nikkibuckner1636]

When an IEP is revised. How long does the school have to do this as well as providing the parent with the new IEP?

[@RemineNgweniform-sv3xs]

I love ur video very much 🥰

[@OffspringofJudah]

Thanks very much

[@eleseclarke6038]

My child has an IEP but the teachers aren't following it.. my son has Autism he is 4 and is in the process of learning to use the toilet so he requires a lot of support the teachers aren't supporting correctly so I'm rightfully upset and I don't feel supported by the teachers at all so I want to try move schools

[@yeseniagonzalez4869]

When a child gets assessed at school, does the parent have to specify if they want a 504 or iep? Or is the assessment taken, then they decide what the child qualifies for?

[@kannansahara]

Great!! Could you please let me know the tips for online classes in special education?

[@Anele12]

Interesting. How long does it take the whole process, 1- 6? Thanks.

[@RemineNgweniform-sv3xs]

I wish to ask, what are the steps needed to draw an IEP for a person with autism using the assessment steps

[@banonaqvi7980]

Hello, i am special educator and need help for making the IEP for 14 year Down Syndrome moderate boy. Class is functional academic.

[@symCH2010]

If our child was diagnosed with dyslexia from a licensed clinical psychologist do we still need to go through the referral, identification, and eligibility?

[@Specialedresource777]

Charlotte, great question! In this case, you can either go one of two ways. 1; You can take your documentation to the school diagnostician or person that determines eligibility and can try to request an IEP. 2; You can try to get your child a 504 with accommodations/services. The SPED Expert who provided this answer said that they would recommend trying a 504 first to see if that helps. However, if you continue and need more help from another teacher, you can pursue the IEP route.

[@mamshiecarla2092]

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[@godsgrace6351]

The school keeps lowering minutes for my autistic child now only 30 minutes a month

[@Specialedresource777]

Michelle, is your child receiving 30 minutes with a special educator per month?

[@raulphrahman3607]

Also when I was in high school I thought I would have an best option to remove my IEP and was supported for an special educational service about after I receive an email from my high school program director and can you help me regards to this although I was a special Ed and moved myself out and currently in college as of so and it does still Mayer in my life. And was wondering of this might needed me and need help.

[@godsgrace6351]

How do we find the child’s minutes

[@floraprez]

The school district that my son was, denied his intra district transfer due to his behavior, he was diagnosed with ADHD and I requested accommodations and an IEP. We were in the process and he just got kicked out of the district with just a letter sent home. School district said ADHD is not a disability and he is not entitled to get help as a disabled child.

[@wendymurrow6361]

Is his diagnosis of ADHD impeding his learning? Impacting his grades?

[@melissapeepgrass6578]

I really like your videos. However, I take issue with you stating that flawed instruction is the reason for a students who struggle. Teachers work so hard to help students achieve, that saying their instruction is flawed is very insulting. When a student struggles, they may not respond to the first round of instruction, that is why teachers try different strategies and ways of delivering instruction to help reach struggling students. It's not that instruction is flawed, it's that sometimes we need to find the way to deliver the instruction that speaks to the individual student.

[@joshuawalker8297]

It comes from the federal law IDEA which says that a student is not eligible for special education if their educational performance is primarily the result of a lack of appropriate instruction.

[@timsweeney4557]

Shouldn't the principles and some of the practices, at least, be implemented for all students? Offering this kind of individualized effort would and could help so many who might otherwise not have an overall good experience or make their experience even better.

[@kathythureen9341]

I HATED BEING IN SPECIAL ED.

[@shreyasaxena4143]

Thanks bro, my teacher kinda sucks

[@MikeWolf-427]

About How long does is take from evaluation to implementation? Our adopted son is in Kindergarten and is having challenges. We have a call with the teacher today. The teacher has said previously that an additional year of Kindergarten is usually best for kids like him but we're not sure.

[@MadMatikus]

How do I convince my school district to pay for clinic based speech therapy in addition to speech therapy in the school? They said at the last meeting that he would “likely benefit from clinical speech therapy” and that what is taught there is different and unique. Then they stone walked me and said the district “usually doesn’t pay for clinic based speech therapy.” Then that was the end of it and I have no idea how to fight this.

[@wendymurrow6361]

How and where was the statement made? Was it in writing or verbally communicated. Was their statement "would likely benefit from clinical speech therapy" made as a recommendation in the report? Was it in response to a question you posed to the IEP team?

[@MiG287]

Next time record the meeting. Just notify them ahead of time it’s your right .

[@twizzlerjud]

@@MiG287 recording notice is usually 24 hrs in advance but check the meeting notice for the district's notification guidelines.

[@life-vd7nw]

Sir how to do short term goal and long term goal because I am doing first time I have no idea how to do please sir .. On today I have have to do goals and IEP , lesson plan .I am students of rehabilitation science 2nd year

[@suziedalien3102]

U can do it, what state are you located in? I am going to look at the common core for you.

[@suziedalien3102]

U can do it where is that?

[@dipikasharma4613]

@@suziedalien3102 can u explain me I am preparing my first IEP

[@suziedalien3102]

Dipika Sharma what other information are you looking for?

[@dipikasharma4613]

@@suziedalien3102 all about short term goals and long term goals and how many areas v can take ..with some illustration,if possible can u provide me soon?

[@yesienagiancaspro7520]

I'm a Parent struggling to have My Voice heard, pertaining to My Child....

[@RobMuda]

I learned a lot from this content. Thanks a lot for sharing. God bless you! #robmudatv

[@angelinavendetti4190]

Thank you