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Avoiding Substantive Errors in Individualized Education Program Development
Content type: Journal Article
The primary charge of special educators is to provide eligible students with disabilities a special education that confers a free appropriate public education (FAPE). The U.S. Supreme has held that a FAPE consists of two types of student rights: Procedural...
The Essential and Interrelated Components of Evidenced-Based IEPs: A User’s Guide
Content type: Journal Article
The goals and objectives of an Individualized Education Program or IEP must be addressed by evidence. However, many challenges arise due in part to uncertainties about operationalizing terms, setting appropriate benchmarks, assigning scales of measurement...
Data-Based Behavior Plans: What Do They Look Like?
Content type: Webinar
In this webinar, you’ll get a step-by-step look at what an effective and feasible behavior plan looks like. Discover how you can collect and use data to identify and define challenging behavior and its purposes. Then, you’ll see what a well-constructed...
Data Collection for Enhanced Academic and Behavioral Instruction
Content type: Webinar
In collaboration with the Council for Children with Behavioral Disorders (CCBD) The term “data-based decision-making” has become pervasive in education, referring to the use of data to inform and assist decision-making at all levels of schooling including...
Thriving as a New Special Education Teacher
Content type: Webinar
Having support and resources helps special education teachers to not only survive, but thrive during their first years in the classroom. This webinar will share effective strategies new teachers need to enhance student learning, collaborate with colleagues...