Your Child Has an IEP. But Is It Actually Working?
Jennifer Seney, Accommodations and Learning Support Specialist Having an IEP in place can bring a sense of relief. There is a plan, accommodations are documented, and goals have been established. But having an IEP and having an IEP that is truly helping your child are not always the same thing. After more than 25 years working in special education, I have written, reviewed, and revised many IEPs. I have also experienced the process as the parent of a son with dyslexia and a nonverbal daughter...
