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Academic Success: Helping Children with Disabilities Learn What All Children Learn

March 16, 2011

Something new maybe happening at your child's IEP meetings. There is a new or renewed focus on academic success and helping students with disabilities learn what all children are learning. This Webinar will help parents understand concepts involved in this process so you can participate more effectively in IEP planning.

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Statewide Assessment Project Overview

All students in Minnesota, including students with disabilities, must take statewide assessments in certain academic areas. If your child has an Individualized Education Program (IEP), it’s important for you to understand the required assessments as well as testing options that may be appropriate for your child. These decisions are made by the IEP team which always includes the parents.
This Web site can help you learn how to engage more effectively in IEP team planning. Use the information here to increase:

  • knowledge of statewide assessment options and statewide academic standards
  • understanding of standards-based IEPs and participation in the general education curriculum
  • how accommodations and modifications are determined
  • ability to advocate for your child

Having these skills will help you participate in IEP development for your child, especially in the area planning for involvement in statewide assessment.


Additional Information can be found at the Minnesota Department of Education Website.

 

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