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EDSE 622

Published on Apr 07, 2019

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

EDSE 622

April 10, 2019

Agenda

  • Good things
  • Reflection on reading
  • Recap of last week
  • Family Partnerships and Outside Agencies
  • EDtpa feedback
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good things

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reflection on readings

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Blackboard Crash

from last week

  • PSA presentations: please use google form to give feedback to presenters
  • Guest speakers
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parental participation

IDEA authorizes competitive projects

  • funded by Office of Special Education Programs
  • Parent training and information centers
  • Community parent resource centers
  • Technical assistance for parent resource centers
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Procedural Safeguards

  • Rights of the parent and student
  • records
  • confidentiality
  • participation
  • consent
  • disagreement
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Dispute Resolution

  • Alaska Mediation Services
  • Disability Law
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Written Notice

  • should be written at the end of the meeting
  • state what will happen next when we are proposing or refusing to identify, evaluate or place
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MAPS/Path Planning

Tips for IEP meetings

  • Communicate ahead of time
  • Make them feel welcome
  • Seat strategically
  • Bring strengths and concerns blank on draft and let them talk!
  • ask for input and agreement in each section
  • At the end, ask if all their concerns were addressed
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Community Partnerships

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Community based learning

  • ACE/ACT
  • Next Step
  • Project Search
  • Work Study

Transition Camp

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Still upcoming

  • draft task 2 due today
  • service learning project (adapted materials) due next week
  • draft task 3 due 4/24 and short presentation/feedback
  • Final tasks due 5/1
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presentations 4/24

  • 3-5 slides, no more than 10 minutes
  • overview of focus learner, with needs, strengths and interests
  • describe what supports/strategies you used BESIDE your published curriculum/standard instruction
  • talk about your baseline and data
  • reflect on what went well, what you would do differently
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check out

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goodnight

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