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<blockquote data-quote="TeDo" data-source="post: 462563"><p>I fought to have difficult child's IEP wording changed to "difficult child will be allowed to complete half the number of problems as his non-disabled peers for full credit and the problems assigned should address key concepts." I also got them to add "difficult child will be given extra time to complete all assignments without penalty. All assignments need to be completed within 3 days of the actual due date." If the teachers don't agree with your request, call for a full IEP meeting to discuss the matter and make sure you hae an advocate with you. That's how I got them to agree to my requests. My advocate's arguments were "If he can show he knows the information with half the questions, why beat a dead horse?" and "What matters more: THAT he does it or WHEN he does it?"</p><p></p><p>Good luck. Sending my armor your way!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TeDo, post: 462563"] I fought to have difficult child's IEP wording changed to "difficult child will be allowed to complete half the number of problems as his non-disabled peers for full credit and the problems assigned should address key concepts." I also got them to add "difficult child will be given extra time to complete all assignments without penalty. All assignments need to be completed within 3 days of the actual due date." If the teachers don't agree with your request, call for a full IEP meeting to discuss the matter and make sure you hae an advocate with you. That's how I got them to agree to my requests. My advocate's arguments were "If he can show he knows the information with half the questions, why beat a dead horse?" and "What matters more: THAT he does it or WHEN he does it?" Good luck. Sending my armor your way! [/QUOTE]
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