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Who works on executive functioning IEP goals in high school?

Published: Oct. 21, 2024Updated: Dec. 9, 2024

In an IEP, each goal should have a person assigned to making sure the goal is implemented and measured. According to Undivided Education Advocate Lisa Carey, usually it is the resource specialist program (RSP) or the special education teacher who works on executive functioning goals in an IEP.

For more about IEP goals, check out our article Rewriting Goals for an IEP: Let's Fix Those Goals. You can also check out Executive Functioning 101.

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