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A review of the Reauthorization of IDEIA


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Special Education Law
A review of the 2004 Reauthorization of IDEA

This presentation is designed and intended for teachers, principals and special education administrators. Covered topics include: The Reauthorization of IDEA, Special Education and the impact of No Child Left Behind, Writing IEPs, Successfully managing a due process hearing, Handling parent complains, Successfully disciplining Sped students, and more.

There is a heavy emphasis in this presentation on theory to practice, ”practical news you can use” the next day in your profession. We will review the most current cases and trends in special education law, analyze cases.

Specific topics include:

  • How Will IEPs Change Under IDEA 2004?
  • IDEA 2004: IEP Team Members & IEP Team Attendance
  • IDEA 2004 Regulations: Questions & Answers
  • Requirements for Highly Qualified Special Ed Teachers
  • Rule 11 & Attorneys Fees
  • Transition Services for Education, Work, Independent Living

Who needs to attend?

Special education directors, special education teachers, classroom teachers, paraprofessionals, and principals.

Why should I attend?

To provide the best service to students.
To avoid potential liability.
To remain current in your profession.
Participation may contribute to your attaining certification or retaining your professional certification.

Length of presentation:

2 hour overview workshop
Half day workshop
Full day workshop (preferred for this topic)

Each participant will receive presentation materials.


 
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