- Instructor: Lisa Gosnell
- Duration: 10 weeks
The Next Step, IEP Planning – Preparing for effective participation in Individualized Education Program (IEP) meetings (workshop in Spanish)
Este taller está diseñado para permitir que los participantes comprendan y participen plenamente en el proceso del equipo del IEP.
Los participantes aprenderán:
- Los tipos de servicios que pueden ofrecerse a través de servicios de “educación especial”.
- La información en el documento del Programa de Educación Individualizado (IEP) y dónde va éste.
- Cómo expresar las inquietudes de los padres y asegurar que sean abordados por el equipo del IEP.
- Comprender el proceso para establecer y escribir metas anuales mensurables.
Estrategias para prepararse para una participación efectiva en las reuniones del IEP.
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This free workshop is designed to enable attendees to understand and fully participate in the IEP Team process.
You will learn:
- The types of services that can be provided through special education.
- The information on the Individual Education Program (IEP) document and where it goes.
- How to express parent concerns and ensure they are addressed by the IEP team.
- Understand Present Levels of Performance and Measurable Annual Goals.
- Strategies to prepare for effective participation in IEP meetings for their children and youth with disabilities.
In partnership with Family Voices of Tennessee
Presenters:
- Dorca Rose, Bilingual Community Outreach & Education Specialist
- Patricia Valladares, Director of Middle TN Services | Multicultural Liaison
Training recording from Family Voices of Tennessee 8/5/24
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