IEP 101 - Three Keys to Writing an Exceptional IEP with Megan Ward, M.Ed.

Season 1, Episode 15,   Apr 08, 2021, 07:47 PM

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Writing an IEP can be overwhelming! Join Wendy Taylor, M.Ed., and Megan Ward, M.Ed., as they break down the three major IEP components (present levels, classroom functioning, and disability impact in the classroom) and share their expert advice on how to write an exceptional  IEP!

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