This website is intended to provide resources to people with special needs who receive or have received Adapted Physical Education services. The website includes upcoming events, local recreational activities, best practices in APE, and other various resources that can be utilized to help build gross motor skills. Look for updates as this site will be updated frequently. Feel free to email me at frederiksen.r@monet.k12.ca.us if you have any questions
Wednesday, June 26, 2013
Collaboration within the IEP Team
The reason IEP teams exist is to exchange idea's, collaborate, and develop the most appropriate education for special needs students using a team approach. No one person can determine the education needs for a student receiving special education services. Communication within the IEP team is essential to the IEP process. Communication allows experts within the IEP team to exchange ideas and their expert opinions to make important decisions related to the special needs students individual education plan. I believe each person within the IEP team needs to voice their opinion within the IEP process. In order for this to happen each member must be an active listener and must feel comfortable expressing their thoughts and suggestions to the other team members. IEP team members must also be receptive to other team members suggestions and willing to work with or compromise to develop the final end product to the IEP.
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You are correct everyone must have an equal voice in the IEP meeting so everyone can feel free to open and exchange ideas. Everyone must work together to do what is best for the student not themselves.
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