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Understanding what a strength-based IEP is

Understanding what a strength-based IEP is


Published: Mar. 1, 2022Updated: Feb. 6, 2024

Dr. Caitlin Solone, special education advocate and faculty at UCLA, says that contrary to popular belief, strength-based IEPs don't simply talk about all of the things your child can already do. Instead, a strength-based IEP reframes your child's areas of needs in a way that recognizes their strengths and enhances the way your child works best.

For more information on how a strength-based approach can transform your IEP, go here!

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