Category: Individualized education plans (IEPs)
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“Unlocking Success: Effective Strategies for IEPs in Alternative School Settings”

Transition planning in IEPs is a crucial aspect of special education that focuses on preparing students with disabilities for life after high school. It involves setting goals, identifying necessary supports and services, and developing a plan to ensure a smooth transition into post-secondary education or employment. This process begins as early as age 14 and…
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Supporting Positive Change: Behavior Intervention Plans in Alternative Education

Behavior Intervention Plans: Supporting Positive Change in Alternative Education In alternative schooling and education, where students may face a range of challenges and diverse needs, behavior intervention plans (BIPs) play a crucial role in promoting positive behavior and supporting academic success. These personalized plans are designed to address specific behavioral issues that impede learning, while…
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Assistive Technology: The Key to Leveling the Playing Field in Education.

Assistive technology has become an increasingly important tool in the education system, especially for students with disabilities. This technology can help to level the playing field for students who may have challenges with communication, mobility, or learning. One of the most common types of assistive technology is communication devices. These devices allow individuals with speech…
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Why Annual Reviews are Essential for Students in Alternative Education Programs

As we near the end of another year, it’s time for many people to start thinking about annual reviews and reevaluations. This process is particularly important in alternative schooling and education, where students often have more control over their learning experience. Annual reviews and reevaluations provide an opportunity to reflect on progress made over the…





