Episode Summary:
In this episode of A Peaceful Path, host Kevin Rosenquist and attorney Michelle Becker dive deep into understanding the IEP (Individualized Education Program) process. Michelle explains the comprehensive nature of IEPs, from eligibility criteria and team composition to goal setting and placement decisions. She emphasizes the importance of parent involvement and provides valuable insights into the legal aspects of special education advocacy.
Key Timestamps:
00:01 - Show introduction
00:44 - Definition of IEP and team composition
02:30 - Discussion of autism and eligibility criteria
04:15 - Present levels of performance and goal setting
06:30 - Service provisions and accommodations
08:45 - Least restrictive environment and placement options
11:53 - Parent involvement in decision-making
14:44 - Handling emotional aspects of the IEP process
About the Show:
A Peaceful Path is a podcast focused on special education legal advocacy for families with children who have special needs. The show features expert insights from attorney Michelle Becker and host Kevin Rosenquist, providing valuable information and guidance for parents navigating the special education system.
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