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Can training for teachers be written into an IEP?


Published: Feb. 25, 2022Updated: Mar. 17, 2022

Teachers may need special training to successfully work with a student with a disability. For instance, a general education teacher may have trouble navigating a student’s behavior, communication, or motivation needs. Providing this teacher with time to consult with the child’s special education teacher can help the gen ed teacher learn strategies to have more successful interactions with the child. These consultation periods should be written directly into the child’s IEP. If a child has unique and specific needs, this could also include attending a special training program or bringing in an outside expert.

For more information about this topic, check out our article Parent and Teacher Training for IEPs.

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