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The IFSP or IEP process?
I have my son’s IEP tomorrow and I wasn’t happy with the goals so I asked them to rewrite them.
You need to know that you are the most important advocate when it comes to your child’s IFSP or IEP.
The IFSP is given when your child qualifies for early intervention, it stands for the Individualized Family Service Plan, it supports your goals as a family and is typically more inclusive of your family goals and how you want to go about them.
The IEP stands for individualized Education Plan and it supports your child’s access to the general education environment. The IEP Process is less family friendly and more about what they see and experience at school, which for some can be a lot of masking and emotional shutdown at home.
How familiar are you with the IFSP or IEP process? What has been your experience? What questions do you have?
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The IFSP or IEP process?
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