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JTK
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teachers... who can tell me...
what is the difference between a 504 plan and i IEP. and does the child need to be in special ed to get an IEP?
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Posted 9/26/06 11:07 AM  |
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Re: teachers... who can tell me...
An IEP is an Individualized Education Plan put in place for a student.
Each public school child who receives special education and related services must have an Individualized Education Program (IEP). Each IEP must be designed for one student and must be a truly individualized document.
Great site for info on 504
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| Posted 9/26/06 11:15 AM |
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summerbaby
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Re: teachers... who can tell me...
I believe a 504 just grants the child extra time on tests in a designated environment suitable for their needs.
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| Posted 9/26/06 11:27 AM |
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NJmom
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Re: teachers... who can tell me...
a 504 plan enables a student to receive modifications or special accomodations with out an IEP. you asked if a student needs to be in special ed in order to get an IEP...if the student has an IEP then they are classified as a student with special needs. but that doesn't mean that they have to be placed in a special ed classroom, they may just receive services, such as speech, OT, resource room, etc. but still be placed within a mainstream classroom. hope that answers your question!
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| Posted 9/26/06 11:59 AM |
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JTK
my 4 boys!
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Re: teachers... who can tell me...
thanks!!!!!
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| Posted 9/26/06 7:45 PM |
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justthe4ofus
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Re: teachers... who can tell me...
Posted by BabyInMarch
a 504 plan enables a student to receive modifications or special accomodations with out an IEP. you asked if a student needs to be in special ed in order to get an IEP...if the student has an IEP then they are classified as a student with special needs. but that doesn't mean that they have to be placed in a special ed classroom, they may just receive services, such as speech, OT, resource room, etc. but still be placed within a mainstream classroom. hope that answers your question!
Perfect answer!!!
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| Posted 9/26/06 8:07 PM |
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