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<blockquote data-quote="buddy" data-source="post: 534014" data-attributes="member: 12886"><p>oh my gosh, did you excuse anyone in writing from attending the IEP? Were ALL of the providers there? Who was the special education designee...the one who represents the authorization of funds as mandated for all IEP meetings? </p><p></p><p>This chick seems to not understand what an IEP is at all!!! You have every right to want to strangle her, of course you are right and she is wrong. </p><p></p><p>The process is not..here is a setting....here is what we can offer....</p><p></p><p>The process is, what are the strengths and needs.... what are the goals....how can we accomplish the goals (services, environment, technology, accommodations). This lady has it all wrong. </p><p></p><p>Well, I dont know about you but I have NO PROBLEM sending back the IEP draft with tons of marks and revisions and I put the accommodations in my words. I check I do not agree if they have sent the draft with a sig. page...and then expect a revised doctor. </p><p></p><p>I know you know all this stuff, just sharing my outrage with you! These are the meetings where I wish we could join each other and call them out, give them a taste of their own medicine!</p><p></p><p>next time wire her chair and every time she starts to object push the pain button...</p><p></p><p>I really wonder what her position was if she thinks that there are no accommodations on an IEP. EVERYTHING from a 504 is included in an IEP... a 504 is what has less (the services etc.).</p><p></p><p>I would have been very angry and confused about how this chick can even be allowed to talk in an IEP meeting too. (she is going to e nd up costing h er district a lot of money when some parent catches on and nails their behinds to the wall)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="buddy, post: 534014, member: 12886"] oh my gosh, did you excuse anyone in writing from attending the IEP? Were ALL of the providers there? Who was the special education designee...the one who represents the authorization of funds as mandated for all IEP meetings? This chick seems to not understand what an IEP is at all!!! You have every right to want to strangle her, of course you are right and she is wrong. The process is not..here is a setting....here is what we can offer.... The process is, what are the strengths and needs.... what are the goals....how can we accomplish the goals (services, environment, technology, accommodations). This lady has it all wrong. Well, I dont know about you but I have NO PROBLEM sending back the IEP draft with tons of marks and revisions and I put the accommodations in my words. I check I do not agree if they have sent the draft with a sig. page...and then expect a revised doctor. I know you know all this stuff, just sharing my outrage with you! These are the meetings where I wish we could join each other and call them out, give them a taste of their own medicine! next time wire her chair and every time she starts to object push the pain button... I really wonder what her position was if she thinks that there are no accommodations on an IEP. EVERYTHING from a 504 is included in an IEP... a 504 is what has less (the services etc.). I would have been very angry and confused about how this chick can even be allowed to talk in an IEP meeting too. (she is going to e nd up costing h er district a lot of money when some parent catches on and nails their behinds to the wall) [/QUOTE]
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