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How They Do It

The implementation and interpretation of special education acronyms, such as IEP (Individualized Education Program), FAPE (Free Appropriate Public Education), and LRE (Least Restrictive Environment), can vary widely from state to state and even from one school...

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ACRONYMS

As a school psychologist, understanding the common acronyms in special education is crucial for navigating the field and communicating effectively with teachers, parents, and other professionals. Here’s an outline of the most frequently used acronyms and their...

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Etape de Dezvoltare – Detalii

Etapa de la naștere până la 2 ani (Perioada de sugari și copilărie timpurie) Perioada de la naștere până la 2 ani este un interval esențial în dezvoltarea unui copil, caracterizat printr-o creștere fizică rapidă, dobândirea abilităților motorii de bază și dezvoltarea...

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Ce înseamnă să fii psiholog școlar

Psihologia școlară este o ramură specializată a psihologiei care se concentrează pe sprijinul acordat elevilor, părinților și cadrelor didactice în cadrul procesului educațional. Un psiholog școlar joacă un rol esențial în dezvoltarea sănătoasă a copiilor și...

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Planning for the Future

For children with disabilities, planning for the future is an essential component of the IEP (Individualized Education Program) process. Whether the goal is achieving academic success, gaining employment, living independently, or building meaningful social...

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Strengthening Advocacy in IEP Meetings

IEP meetings are designed to bring parents, educators, and specialists together as a team to create a comprehensive and effective plan for a child with disabilities. However, for many parents, these meetings can feel overwhelming and intimidating, particularly when...

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Empowering Parents with Knowledge

The IEP process can often feel intimidating for parents, especially if they are unfamiliar with the legal framework, educational jargon, or specific resources available to their child. When parents are armed with knowledge, however, they can become powerful advocates...

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Uncovering Gaps in Evaluations and Services

An independent review of your child’s IEP (Individualized Education Program) or FIE (Full Individual Evaluation) is essential for identifying gaps that may exist in the school’s evaluation process or the services provided. Schools are responsible for identifying and...

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